On Saturday, Bashir Adeniyi, the president of the Nigeria Wrestling Federation (NWF), visited national wrestlers at their camp in Abuja and gave the organization a brand-new bus. The gesture, according to Adeniyi, who just took office as NWF president, was part of his administration’s commitment to enhancing athletes’ welfare and guaranteeing efficient logistics in advance of the Islamic Games in Saudi Arabia. He stated, “This is my first assignment as president, and I felt it was necessary to come and see our wrestlers, assess their level of preparedness, and boost their morale.”The president of the NWF went on to say that the national coach had reassured him of the team’s preparedness and expressed optimism that Nigerian wrestlers would represent their nation with pride. Adeniyi, who is also the leader of a paramilitary group, emphasized fair play and discipline while warning sportsmen against doping and other immoral behavior. We place a strong emphasis on discipline in the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), and this is just as crucial in sports. “Our goal is to attain glory in a clean manner. He stated, “I told them to win clean and would prefer a disciplined team that follows the rules than an indiscipline winner.” He continued by saying that the federation was committed to maintaining honesty and quality in Nigerian wrestling as a new board.
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