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Coal City Games 2026: Logo, Mascot Unveiling Set For August 28 In Enugu

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The National Sports Commission (NSC) and the Enugu State Government are intensifying preparations for the 23rd National Sports Festival, tagged the ‘Coal City Games 2026, Enugu 2026’, with the Main Organising Committee (MOC) scheduled to undertake a comprehensive inspection of sports facilities and other critical infrastructure in Enugu. Coal City Games 2026 Inspection Scheduled For [...]

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