Nigeria’s National Sports Commission (NSC) has received the African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Evaluation Team in Abuja, marking a crucial step in the country’s bid to host the 15th African Games in 2031.
According to the National Sports Commission on X, the AUSC delegation is carrying out a comprehensive inspection of Nigeria’s sporting facilities, supporting infrastructure, and overall readiness to stage Africa’s premier multi-sport event.
The visit is described as a critical milestone in the bidding process, with technical experts assessing Nigeria against established continental hosting standards.
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Nigeria’s bid is anchored on a clear vision, not only to host the Games but to deliver long-term benefits through infrastructure development, youth engagement, and economic opportunities driven by sport.
In a statement, the NSC reaffirmed its commitment to presenting a compelling case that reflects Nigeria’s capacity, organizational strength, and ambition to deliver a world-class African Games experience.
The Commission stressed, “Nigeria is ready, not just to host, but to leave a lasting legacy for African sport.”
The AUSC team’s inspection represents a pivotal stage in Nigeria’s journey toward hosting the 2031 African Games, with the NSC confident that its preparations will convince continental authorities of the country’s readiness.
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With a proven history of hosting major international competitions and ongoing investments across the sports ecosystem, the country is positioning itself as a strong and credible contender.
