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Glasgow 2026: Judo Federation Targets Podium Finishes As Oshodi Backs NSC’s Medal Ambitions

The Leadership about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Judo Federation of Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria’s medal aspirations at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, pledging to fully support the performance-driven roadmap outlined by the National Sports Commission (NSC). The commitment was made by the President of the federation, Musa Oshodi, following a strategic meeting with NSC Director General Bukola Olopade in […]

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