Sports
Delta emerges winner of Fifth National Youth Games
Team Delta which won previous editions also erased the medals record at the games after surpassing the 27 gold medals it had when it won the fourth edition.
Team Lagos finished a distant second after winning 21 gold, 36 silver and 14 bronze medals. Team Lagos which had finished second at last year’s edition with 24 gold medals had initially been touted to unseat Team Delta at this years edition.
Final Medals Table
Team Edo finished fifth on the medals table after picking thirteen gold seven silver and ten bronze medals with Team Ogun placing sixth after collecting nine gold six silver and seventeen bronze medals followed by Team Ondo which seight gold nine silver and ten bronze medals.
Team Oyo finished in eighth place after claiming seven gold seventeen silver and thirteen bronze medals followed by Team FCT which collected seven gold five silver and thirteen bronze medals with Team Plateau completing the top ten after picking seven gold four silver and five bronze medals.
The Governor of Kwara State Alhaji Abdulrazak Abdulrahman while thanking the States for participating assured that next years edition will be better while the Minister for Sports Mr Akin Dare represented by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry said the competition had produced future athletes for the nation and the ministry will continue to invest in the ground.
TheExecutive Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission Chief Tonobok Okowa thanked the athletes for doing the State proud.
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