Lagos Sports Commission Boss, DG Cheer Team Nigeria At Gold Coast 2018 – PHOTOS

Posted on April 12, 2018

The Executive Chairman of Lagos State Sports Commission, Dr Kweku Tandoh and the Director General of the Commission, Hon Fatai Babatunde Bank-Anthony are in Australia to give support to Team Nigeria takin part at ongoing Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. 

L-R: Director General of Lagos State Sports Commission, Babatunde Bank-Anthony, Vice President, Nigeria BasketBall Federation, NBBF, Babs Oguntade and the Chairman of Lagos State Sports Commission, Dr Kweku Tandoh watching a match of D’Tigers at the Commonwealth Games in Australia. 

Dr Tandoh (let) and Peter Beattie, Chairman, Gold Coast 2018 Organising Committee. 

Wrestling action at the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Australia 

Dr Tandoh (lef)  with wrestling bronze medallist, Bose Samuel and President of Nigeria Wrestling Federation, Daniel Igali (right) 

 

 

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