Pope Francis said on Sunday that he was hopeful the Paris Olympics, which will be underway on Friday, would be an occasion for truces in the world’s conflicts.
It was reported that visitor numbers have fallen by 70 percent.
Mr Francis said the Olympic Games in the French capital could be an exceptional place of encounter, even between hostile nations in times of war and conflicts worldwide.
With the Olympic Games set to begin on July 26, the police and military have significantly increased their presence in Paris.
D’Tigress, one of the African representatives at the coming Olympics in Paris, France, would play Germany on July 19 in Berlin, Germany.
The NWF president said two athletes will represent the federation at the upcoming Olympic Games.
Mr Enoh said that the partnership would help to inject funding into sports development from the private sector.
“You have showcased unparalleled skills, teamwork, and resilience throughout the tournament.’’
The Africa qualifiers will be held from Sept. 16 and Sept. 17 in Zimbabwe and it would be Nigeria’s first Olympics in rugby if the team qualified.
Pinnick is the first and only NFF president that failed to qualify the Super Eagles for AFCON, back-to-back.
