The President of the African Paralympic Committee (AfPC), Mr Samson Deen, made a significant diplomatic move on Friday, May 2, 2025, as he paid a courtesy call on the Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, His Excellency Ifedayo Adeoye, at the Nigerian High Commission in Accra.
The meeting between Mr. Deen and High Commissioner Adeoye was a symbol of the strong partnership between Nigeria and the AfPC, as they discussed ways to further promote and develop Paralympic sports in Africa. Both leaders expressed their commitment to empowering para-athletes and creating more opportunities for them to excel on the international stage.
During the visit, Mr. Deen highlighted the importance of collaboration between the AfPC and Nigerian sports authorities to support and nurture para-athletes in the country. He also emphasized the need for increased funding and resources to ensure that para-athletes have access to proper training facilities and equipment.
High Commissioner Adeoye commended the efforts of the AfPC in promoting inclusivity and diversity in sports, and pledged Nigeria’s continued support for the development of Paralympic sports in Africa. He reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to creating a more inclusive and accessible sporting environment for para-athletes to thrive.
The meeting between Mr. Deen and High Commissioner Adeoye served as a reminder of the power of sports diplomacy in bringing nations together and fostering unity and understanding. It was a testament to the shared vision of Nigeria and the AfPC in promoting the values of inclusivity, equality, and respect for all athletes, regardless of their abilities.
Overall, the courtesy call was a positive step towards strengthening the partnership between Nigeria and the AfPC, and a reminder of the transformative impact that sports can have in promoting social change and empowerment. The future looks bright for para-athletes in Africa, thanks to the continued support and collaboration between the AfPC and Nigerian sports
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