Trado Sports: Bayelsa wins first gold in Ayo
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SEUN Aiyedun of Bayelsa, on Tuesday won gold medal in Ayo competition of the 2022 National Open Traditional Sports.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Aiyedun won all the four games in the male single category in day one of the competition played at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja.
Aiyedun defeated Pave Andoka of Edo in the first game 3-0. He beat Richard Ben of Akwa Ibom 3-0 in the second.
He defeated Monday Samuel of FCT in the third game 3-0 and finally defeated Julius Femi of Delta 3-1 in the fourth game.
Speaking to NAN, Aiyedun said he was happy that he won the gold medal.
‘i’m happy for this victory, all my opponents worked hard in their games but I thank God for defeating them.
“I hope to also win a medal in the double male category on Wednesday,” he said.
Richard Ben of Akwa Ibom finished second to win silver while Pave Andoka finished third to win bronze medal.
In the female category, Blessing Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom finished first to win gold medal.
Faith Okwudihu from Delta took second position to win silver.
NAN reports that five states participated in the Ayo competition – FCT, Baylesa, Akwa Ibom, Edo and Delta.
The 2022 edition of the Sport featured Kokuwa, Dambe, Abula, Langa and Ayo.
The National Open Championship, which started on Monday is expected to end on Wednesday.(NAN)
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