The Games of La Francophonie are fast approaching, and Niger’s wrestling teams are ready to face the challenges ahead. In a training camp in Kinshasa, Nigerien fighters are preparing with determination and ambition.
The national coach, Manzo Mahamoud, testifies to good reception conditions and optimal preparation for his athletes. With a delegation of five athletes ready to participate in the Olympic wrestling and African wrestling competitions, the Nigerien team fears no country. Their objective is clear: to become champions in the French-speaking world.
Representing eight countries in the training camp, including Benin, Togo, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad, Ivory Coast and the DRC as host country, the athletes are preparing intensely to express their talent on the tatami.
The Francophonie Games, which will take place from July 28 to August 6 in Kinshasa, will bring together more than 3,000 athletes and artists from some forty countries. This major event combines both sporting and cultural events, offering a unique opportunity to celebrate the diversity and talent of French-speaking countries.
The presence of wrestling teams from Niger in this training camp testifies to the importance of this discipline and the desire to make the country shine on the international scene. Nigerian fighters work hard to proudly represent their nation and bring medals to their country.
In conclusion, the intense preparation of Niger’s wrestling teams for the Games of La Francophonie is synonymous with determination and ambition. Fighters are ready to take on their opponents and give it their all to claim victory. Their presence at the training camp in Kinshasa is a crucial step in their preparation, allowing them to polish their skills and familiarize themselves with the competitive environment. We wish them well and hope to see them shine at this major event