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NSC Implements Major Reshuffle in Sports Federations’ Secretaries

The National Sports Commission has announced a significant restructuring of the secretaries for various national sports federations. The Director General, Bukola Olopade, unveiled the changes during a recent meeting with the general secretaries in Abuja.

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Thu, 8 Oct 2026• 2 min read
NSC Implements Major Reshuffle in Sports Federations’ Secretaries
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The National Sports Commission (NSC) has undertaken a pivotal reshuffle of secretaries across multiple national sports federations, marking a strategic move aimed at enhancing the administrative efficiency of sports governance in Nigeria. This announcement was made by the Director General of the NSC, Bukola Olopade, during a meeting convened with the general secretaries of the federations in Abuja.

Olopade emphasized that the reshuffles are intended to inject fresh perspectives and energy into the federations, which play a critical role in the development of sports at various levels in the country. He noted that these changes are part of the NSC's broader strategy to ensure that each federation operates optimally and aligns with the national sports policy framework.

During the meeting, Olopade urged the newly appointed secretaries to embrace their roles with commitment and dedication, as they are pivotal in driving Nigeria’s sports agenda forward. “Your responsibilities are not just administrative; they are essential in shaping the future of sports in Nigeria,” he remarked.

The reshuffle comes at a time when Nigerian sports are striving for greater international recognition and success. Stakeholders within the sporting community have welcomed the changes, viewing them as a necessary step towards revitalizing the federations and fostering a more competitive sports environment.

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