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Ekweremadu Heads 13-Member Local Organising Committee For 23rd NSF Coal City Games
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Ekweremadu Heads 13-Member Local Organising Committee For 23rd NSF Coal City Games

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LIoyd Ekweremadu, Enugu State Commissioner for Sports, has been named as Chairman of the Local Organising Committee (LOC)for the 23rd National Sports Festival (NSF) tagged ‘Coal City Games’ 2026, Completesports.com reports. The LOC is made up of 13 members, with Bamiduro Olumide, as Secretary. This is even as 21 other Sub – Committees were also [...]

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