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Breaking: Nigeria Police Force To Host Inaugural IGP Open National Mixed Martial Arts Championship In Abuja
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The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is set to host the inaugural IGP Open National Mixed Martial Arts Championship at the indoor hall, Package ‘B’ of Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja…CONTINUE READING
Named ‘ABUJA2023,’ the championship is scheduled for December 1 to 4 and aims to foster collaboration between the Nigeria Police Force and other government agencies, emphasizing people-centric institutions and police engagements.
Prior to the championship, an orientation seminar, titled ‘NPF MMN, Let’s Participate,’ will be conducted on December 2, 2023, at the Goodluck Ebele International Peacekeeping Hall, Force Headquarters Abuja.
This seminar targets Nigerian Police Force mixed martial arts athletes, coaches, referees, and physical health education instructors from all Police training institutions.
It is designed to raise awareness and sensitize stakeholders and the public, serving as a crucial platform for planning and organizing the IGP Open National Mixed Martial Arts Championship, Abuja 2023.
Juliet Ukah, a female officer of the Nigerian Police Force, currently holds the title of African EFC Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) champion, securing victory in the African Extreme Fighting Championship (EFC) against South Africa’s Crystal Van Wyk in April this year.
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