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Lagos Sports Commission DG meets mother of young athlete over viral video

Tanimola, who represents Lagos in squash and competes in the Under-15 category, had reportedly been prevented from participating in a crucial sporting engagement by personnel of Surulere Local Government The post Lagos Sports Commission DG meets mother of young athlete over viral video appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Lagos Sports Commission DG meets mother of young athlete over viral video

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has officially appointed 44 chairmen to lead sports associations within the state. Speaking at a ceremony held at Lagos House in Ikeja, Sanwo-Olu emphasized the importance of fostering grassroots development and identifying emerging athletes. He urged the new administrators to establish clear goals, succession plans, and systems to nurture raw talent into elite performers.

Sanwo-Olu stressed that Lagos, known as a center of excellence, must also provide necessary structures, training opportunities, and competitive platforms to transform talent into champions. He highlighted that sports can contribute to discipline, education, employment, entrepreneurship, and economic growth, and that major events create jobs in various sectors.

The governor called for increased private sector investment in sports development and urged the chairmen to prioritize transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, particularly for women, girls, and individuals with disabilities. The Director-General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, praised the inauguration as a testament to the administration's commitment to sports development, stressing the need for stronger partnerships among various stakeholders.

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