AFRICAN GAMES 2024: HON.AGNES ATSU,EGBALA & MOSES ITA VISIT GHANA TO BOAST SUPPORT FOR CRS ATHLETES

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BY ETTAH EMMANUEL O. 


The Commissioner of Sports Development in Cross River State, Hon. Agnes Atsu, along with the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Mr. Samuel Egbala, and the Director of sports, Mr. Moses Agbor, have demonstrated outstanding support for the Cross River State athletes and the Nigerian National teams competing at the All African Games 2024 in Ghana.

Their  presence in Ghana during the games serves as a strong symbol of solidarity and encouragement for the athletes, motivating them to strive for excellence and uphold the spirit of sportsmanship. By actively engaging with the teams, providing guidance, and offering words of encouragement, the Commissioner, Permanent Secretary, and Director of sports have played a crucial role in fostering a supportive and conducive environment for the athletes to excel.

Their collaborative efforts have not only raised the profile of Cross River State in the sporting arena but have also contributed to the overall success of the Nigerian National teams at the All African Games 2024. Their dedication, vision, and leadership have been instrumental in shaping the future of sports development in the region and inspiring a new generation of athletes to pursue their dreams with perseverance and passion.

In conclusion, the Commissioner of Sports Development, Hon. Agnes Atsu, the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Samuel Egbala, and the Director of sports, Mr. Moses Agbor, have demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment to supporting the Cross River State athletes and the Nigerian National teams at the All African Games 2024. Their exemplary leadership and unwavering support have been instrumental in empowering athletes to reach their full potential and achieve success on the international stage.

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