22nd Nigerian Polytechnic games (NIPOGA25) begin at Federal Polytechnic Offa

The 22nd Nigerian Polytechnic Games (NIPOGA25) officially began on Saturday, April 5th, at the Federal Polytechnic Offa in Kwara State.

During the opening ceremony, organizers launched the nine-day event, which features students from polytechnics nationwide competing in various sports.

Additionally, the games aim to promote unity and healthy rivalry among participants.

Dr. Sunday Osinkolu Ajeigbe, Rector of Ekiti State Polytechnic, delivered the keynote address, stressing the games’ role in fostering collaboration and sportsmanship.

Furthermore, he emphasized that NIPOGA25 celebrates the diverse talents of Nigerian youth while encouraging camaraderie.

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His speech inspired athletes to strive for excellence while upholding fair play.

With participants from polytechnics across Nigeria, the event strengthens inter-institutional relationships and promotes physical fitness.

Moreover, competitions in athletics, football, basketball, volleyball, and table tennis will highlight the tournament.

Organizers also expect the games to showcase exceptional talent and reinforce national unity.

As the event progresses, spectators and athletes anticipate thrilling matches and memorable performances.

Similarly, NIPOGA remains a key platform for inter-polytechnic engagement, offering students opportunities to hone their skills and build networks.

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Consequently, the Federal Polytechnic Offa has pledged to ensure a well-coordinated and successful competition.

The games will conclude on Sunday, April 13th, with a closing ceremony to honor winners and recognize outstanding achievements.

Ultimately, NIPOGA25 not only celebrates sporting excellence but also underscores the power of unity in diversity.

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