Commonwealth Games success earned national praise as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu congratulated Team Nigeria for winning 24 medals in Glasgow, describing the achievement as a reflection of resilience, discipline and the enduring Nigerian spirit.
ABUJA, Nigeria — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated Team Nigeria on its outstanding performance at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, praising the athletes for their resilience, determination, discipline and commitment to excellence.
In a congratulatory message, the President commended Team Nigeria for representing the country with honour and pride, noting that the team’s haul of 24 medals—10 gold, seven silver and seven bronze—reflects the dedication, hard work and perseverance of the athletes.
President Tinubu said the experience gained by every member of the team would provide a strong foundation for greater achievements in future international competitions while inspiring young Nigerians to embrace discipline, commitment and national service.
He also applauded the leadership of the Nigeria Olympic Committee and the National Sports Commission for their sustained efforts in developing sports and supporting Nigerian athletes to compete successfully on the global stage.
The President urged the athletes to remain focused and continue striving for greater excellence in future competitions.
“Whether on the podium or through courageous performances in the competition, every member of Team Nigeria has represented our nation with honour, dignity and pride,” he said.
President Tinubu expressed appreciation to the athletes, coaches, technical officials, medical personnel, administrators and everyone whose dedication contributed to Nigeria’s successful participation at the Games.
He reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to investing in sports development by strengthening sporting institutions, improving training facilities and creating more opportunities for Nigerian athletes to excel at continental and international competitions.
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