Association intensifies preparation for bodybuilding world championships in U.S.
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THE Nigeria Natural Bodybuilding Association (NNBBA) says preparations are in full swing for Nigerian bodybuilders to excel in the upcoming African qualifiers for the World Natural Bodybuilding Championships billed for the United States.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the 2024 World Natural Bodybuilding Federation (WNBF) championships will be held in Boston, U. S. from Nov. 23 to Nov. 24.
While the Africa qualifiers for the world championships is scheduled for October 26 in Lagos.
NNBA President, Arinze Oraekwuotu, at a news conference on Wednesday in Abuja, stressed the need for Nigeria to secure a spot at the world championships.
“As we launch the NNBBA, we are also excited to announce Nigeria’s participation in the upcoming Africa Qualifiers for the World Natural Bodybuilding Championships in the USA.
“This is a tremendous opportunity for our athletes to test their mettle against the best from across Africa and secure a spot at the world championships,” he said.
Oraekwuotu said the association was committed to developing grassroots talent and athletic potential across the continent.
“The NNBBA is dedicated to promoting natural bodybuilding across Africa, and we are committed to enhancing Africa’s presence in international bodybuilding competitions,” he said.
The NNBA boss called on corporate organisations, government agencies and individuals to partner with the association in achieving its goals and fostering a fitness culture in Nigeria. (NAN)
25th September, 2024.
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