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Sokoto SWAN, Sports Ministry Pledge Collaboration for Sports Development

The Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Sokoto State chapter, has reiterated its commitment to collaborating with the State Ministry of Sports Development to boost sports growth in the state.

During a courtesy visit to the commissioner, SWAN Chairman Umar Kware highlighted the association’s dedication to strengthening its partnership with the ministry. He praised the commissioner for his transformative efforts in revitalizing sports in a short time since taking office and expressed condolences to the ministry following the recent loss of a staff member, offering prayers for their eternal rest.

In his response, Comrade Kabiru Gobirawa commended the commissioner’s visionary leadership and emphasized that the visit aligned with the directives from SWAN’s national headquarters to support sports development in Sokoto.

State Commissioner for Sports Development, Engineer Mustapha Muhammad, acknowledged the important role of sports journalists in promoting and analyzing sports activities. He referred to them as the vital link between athletes and the public, ensuring that sports achievements and developments are effectively communicated.

“The way you analyze and promote sports helps the community develop a greater interest in it. Your contribution is invaluable to the ministry, and we truly appreciate your efforts. We will continue to work closely with SWAN to ensure the seamless promotion of sports in Sokoto,” the commissioner stated.

The meeting strengthened the collaboration between SWAN and the ministry, setting the stage for improved sports coverage, athlete promotion, and overall sports development in Sokoto State.

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Sydney Okafor

I'm Sydney Okafor, a broadcast journalist, producer, presenter, voice-over artist and researcher, deeply intrigued by human angle stories in Nigeria and the broader African context.

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