ABUJA, Nigeria — Nigeria’s Presidency has congratulated Team Nigeria following its successful performance at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where the country’s athletes concluded the competition with a total of 24 medals.
According to the Presidency, Nigeria finished the Games with 10 gold medals, seven silver medals, and seven bronze medals, reflecting strong performances across multiple sporting disciplines.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu praised the athletes for their determination, discipline, and commitment to representing the country on the international stage. The Presidency described the medal haul as a testament to the talent, resilience, and hard work of Nigeria’s athletes, coaches, and support staff.
The government’s statement recognized Team Nigeria’s achievements as a source of national pride and commended the delegation for showcasing the country’s sporting excellence throughout the competition. Officials also acknowledged the efforts of sports administrators and technical personnel whose contributions helped prepare the athletes for the Games.
The successful campaign adds to Nigeria’s reputation as one of Africa’s leading sporting nations and highlights the country’s continued competitiveness in major international competitions. Strong performances at multi-sport events such as the Commonwealth Games are viewed as important milestones in the development of elite athletes and the promotion of sports across the country.
The Presidency reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the growth of sports in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of investing in athlete development, coaching, and sports infrastructure to build on the country’s recent successes.
Team Nigeria’s 24-medal performance marks another significant chapter in the nation’s sporting history, with officials expressing confidence that the achievements in Glasgow will inspire the next generation of athletes and strengthen Nigeria’s preparations for future regional and global competitions.