National Assembly Urges Athletes to Excel at 2026 FEPSGA

The management of the National Assembly has charged its contingent participating in the 2026 Federal Public Service Games (FEPSGA) in Kano to combine sporting excellence with discipline. This directive was issued by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Kamoru Ogunlana, during a send-off ceremony, represented by Essien Eyo Essien, Secretary of Human Resources and Staff Development.
Ogunlana emphasized that the athletes are not just competing for medals but are ambassadors of the National Assembly, which he referred to as the First Arm of Government. He highlighted the importance of their conduct on and off the field, warning against misconduct such as fighting, use of banned substances, and indecent dressing.
The Clerk urged the athletes to adhere to Public Service Rules and FEPSGA regulations, promoting unity and friendship among participants. He assured the athletes of adequate welfare arrangements but stressed the need for good conduct and strong performance.
Paul Kapnan Nanvyap, Chairman of the National Assembly Sports Club, also addressed the contingent.
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