TGI Group backs Nigeria at African army video games

TGI Group has strengthened its dedication to nationwide growth by supporting the 2nd African Navy Video games 2024.

The occasion, held in Abuja from November 18 to 30, gathered army personnel from throughout Africa underneath the theme, ‘Enhancing Africa’s Navy Cooperation By way of Sports activities,’ in response to a press release.

Group Nigeria topped the medal desk with a haul of 234 medals, together with 114 gold, 65 silver, and 45 bronze.

Vice Chairman, TGI Group, Farouk Gumel, praised the Nigerian Armed Forces for his or her distinctive efficiency on the Video games.

“As an organisation that values excellence, we should acknowledge the resilience and excellence of our gallant Nigerian Armed Forces. Their exceptional achievement at AMGA 2024 cements Nigeria’s place as a continental chief on this regard,” Gumel stated.

Gumel emphasised TGI Group’s broader dedication to supporting army personnel and veterans, noting, “We deeply respect the sacrifices made by our army personnel to make sure a secure society. Due to this fact, we’re additionally comfortable to assist veterans in numerous capacities, together with employment throughout our companies. This aligns with our mission to foster unity, power, and impactful partnerships.”

Additional, the corporate’s director of company safety, Brigadier Normal Anthony Onibaasa (Rtd), applauded the army’s efforts and thanked President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, for supporting the Video games.

“The unity constructed via these Video games is invaluable. I commend the Nigerian army for his or her imaginative and prescient and the Commander-in-Chief for his unwavering assist,” Onibaasa stated.

The AMGA 2024 featured a TGI Group exhibition stand within the fan zone, providing attendees a chance to discover the Group’s numerous merchandise, take part in interactive actions, and win prizes.

Algeria, set to host the following version of the Video games, completed second with 96 medals, together with 53 gold, 22 silver, and 21 bronze, whereas Kenya secured third place with 59 medals, comprising 21 gold, 17 silver, and 12 bronze.