Nigeria Olympic Committee Celebrates 2020 Olympic Day

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The Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) joined other National Olympic Committees across the globe to mark 2020 Olympic Day celebration.
The first Olympic Day was celebrated on 23rd June, 1948 with the aim of promoting the Olympic Movement and it has become a yearly event afterwards.
All NOCs joined a digital Olympic Day celebration to deploy sports through the main pillars which are move, learn and discover and in view of this, the Nigeria Olympic Committee marked this year’s with few Olympians and NOC employees in order to spread the noble ideals of Olympism bearing in mind the challenge of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee, Habu Gumel said the NOC is quite aware of the various guidelines put in place by the Federal Government as a result of the pandemic and therefore organized a virtual Olympic Day celebration.
He said, “We are only limiting today’s celebration to aerobic exercise and walking which is taking place at the front of the Nigeria Olympic Committee Secretariat. We hereby encourage the general public to stay active, stay strong, stay safe and obey all the Covid-19 regulations even in the midst of our celebration.”

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