Tinubu congratulates ATTF’s new president, Wahid Oshodi
President Bola Tinubu has sent a a congratulatory message to Wahid Enitan Oshodi on his election as president of the African Table Tennis Federation (ATTF).
Oshodi, formerly ATTF’s deputy president and also an ex-Lagos State Commissioner for Youth, Sports and Social Development, was elected at the organisation’s elective yearly general meeting on Tuesday, October 15, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
In his message signed by his Special Adviser (Information and Strategy), Bayo Onanuga, President Tinubu noted that Oshodi’s election is a proud moment for Nigeria, reflecting the strong support he garnered in the lead-up.
“He was nominated by the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) and backed by several African nations, indicating the country’s unwavering support for its sports leaders,” the president said.
He described Oshodi’s election also as a “vote of confidence in a seasoned sports administrator, who has committed his time, energy, and resources to develop table tennis at the grassroots level and demonstrated his integrity, accountability, and dedication in carrying out his responsibilities.
“His commitment inspires all sports enthusiasts and is a hopeful sign for the future of table tennis.”
According to President Tinubu, Oshodi will bring his extensive leadership experience to elevate ATTF and the sport to the next level of
success across the continent.
While applauding Oshodi’s passion and commitment toward advancing table tennis at the local, national and continent levels, President Tinubu assured him of the country’s continued goodwill and necessary support to succeed in his new role.
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