Nigerian wrestlers have begun closed-door camping ahead of the World Wrestling Championships, which will hold in Astana, Kazakhstan, from October 24 to November 1.
The Chairman of the Technical Committee of the Nigeria Wrestling Federation, Akuh Purity, has commended the federation’s President, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, for approving the programme.
Purity, who is also head coach of the Nigerian women’s wrestling team, said the decision showed the federation’s commitment to giving the athletes the preparation and support they need to compete effectively at the global event.
According to the NWF statement, the camp is being held at two venues in Bayelsa and Ondo States, and is expected to allow the wrestlers to intensify their training and sharpen their technical and tactical preparations.
Purity said the closed-door arrangement would help athletes and coaches maintain maximum concentration as they work towards peak performance.
He praised Adeniyi for his keen interest in the development
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