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The third edition of the games will flag off on September 26 in Osun State.
The third edition of the Nasrul-lahi-li Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) Games will flag off on September 26 with over 100 medals to fight for.
The games are slated for September 26–30 at Fountain University in Osun State.
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14:39 - 23.09.2023
5 interesting things to know about the National Youth Games which begins in Asaba
As the battle begins in Asaba, Delta State, here are five interesting things to know about the Youth Games.
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12:51 - 22.09.2023
National Youth Games: Cricket Federation donates equipment to states
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06:34 - 20.09.2023
National Youth Games: Team Ogun set to battle for laurels in 25 Games
The Games are scheduled to take place between September 20 and 30 in Asaba, Delta State.
The athletes will compete in eight sports: football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, chess, scrabble, and track and field events.
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They were already zonal qualifiers for the team sports; thus, only qualified teams will compete. There will be eight sports, 35 events, and 105 medals to be won.
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10:41 - 23.09.2023
‘Your victory is a moment of national pride’ - NOC celebrates Tobi Amusan for Diamond League win
After her recent win, the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) has showered encomium on Track and Field Queen Tobi Amusan.
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08:59 - 23.09.2023
Joe Aribo's new look gets Nigerians talking — Nobody wants to look like Naira Marley
Nigeria Super Eagles midfielder Joe Aribo has got Nigerians in their feelings following his dramatic transformation.
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08:33 - 23.09.2023
Super Eagles icon Jay Jay Okocha hails Victor Osimhen, advises him to maintain hunger
Words of wisdom from a Nigeria Super Eagles legend, Jay Jay Okocha, to current hero, Victor Osimhen.
NASFAT is a Nigerian Muslim prayer group with a focus on youth, women, and the elite. The group has over one million members in Nigeria.
The origins of NASFAT can be traced back to a prayer group created on July 28, 1984, in Ibadan by a few Yoruba elites and Muslim financiers. Murtada Akangbe led the prayer gathering that became known as the Yusrullahi Society of Nigeria.
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As the organization grew, sister branches were established in other Yoruba cities, notably Lagos. The Lagos branch created an autonomous group in 1995, the members of which constituted the core leadership of the Nasrul-lahi-li Fathi Society of Nigeria, or NASFAT.
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