2030 Games: Tinubu Talk Say Na Time to Make Our Commonwealth Dream Come True

President Bola Tinubu don declare say the time don reach for Nigeria and the whole African continent to make their Commonwealth dream come true. Tinubu talk this message as Nigeria, yesterday, show advanced presentation for United Kingdom to make their chance strong to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games. President Tinubu believe say na Nigeria turn to host the Games for 2030, and e go be the first time Africa go host am after 100 years. Nigeria bin try to host the 2014 Commonwealth Games for Abuja but Glasgow carry am go. This time, Tinubu believe say Nigeria get better chance to host the centenary edition for 2030. The Nigerian team wey carry Mallam Shehu Dikko, Chairman of National Sports Commission (NSC), and Hon. Bukola Olopade, Director-General, go London yesterday talk say the bid na chance to build shared legacy wey show Commonwealth spirit. Nigeria show full inclusive bid wey focus on sports excellence, arts, international cultural exchange, creative economy, new shared Commonwealth legacy, plus future for African youth. The bid reflect the main values of Commonwealth Sport: More in Common, Equality, Humanity, and Destiny. Abuja 2030 Games dey designed to bring people together through sport power, no matter gender, disability, culture, ethnicity, age, or background. Dem go celebrate wetin bind Commonwealth together, promote solidarity, and open road for more people to succeed for sport.

The bid also show equality by giving Africa chance to host the Games for the first time in 100 years. E reflect humanity by promising to change lives and turn one million dreams into one million skills. E also show destiny by placing the Centennial Games for Nigeria as big moment wey go shape next century of Commonwealth through youth, skills, and inclusive growth. The team include Bid Coordinator Mallam Mainasara Ilo; Nigerian Olympic Committee President Engr. Habu Gumel; Minister of Arts and Culture Hannatu Musawa; Presidential Spokesperson Hon. Sunday Dare; former Olympian and two-time Commonwealth gold medalist Mary Onyali; plus current world number-one para-badminton player Eniola Bolaji. Nigeria’s Abuja 2030 bid na opportunity to shape next century of Commonwealth through humanity, equality, and shared destiny, and make sure African youth dey important part of future.