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Ize Matebese Takes the Helm as President of Nigeria Triathlon Union

In a significant leadership transition, Ize Matebese has been elected as the new president of the Nigeria Triathlon Union, promising to enhance the sport's profile through increased competitions and development programs. The union's life president, Mr. Glover, expressed confidence in the new executives to elevate the standards of triathlon in Nigeria.

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Thu, 1 Oct 2026• 2 min read
Ize Matebese Takes the Helm as President of Nigeria Triathlon Union
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The Nigeria Triathlon Union has ushered in a new era with the election of Ize Matebese as its president. This pivotal change comes at a time when the union seeks to revitalize the sport and expand its reach across the nation. Matebese’s election was celebrated by the members as a step towards fostering greater engagement in triathlon activities.

In his acceptance speech, Matebese articulated a vision centered on increasing the number of competitions and development programs aimed at nurturing talent within the sport. He acknowledged the need for strategic initiatives that would not only enhance performance but also promote triathlon as a competitive sport in Nigeria.

Mr. Glover, the life president of the union, voiced his optimism regarding the new leadership. He stated, "I believe this transition will yield positive results, leading to more competitions and opportunities for athletes to showcase their talents on both national and international stages." Glover’s support underscores the commitment of the union to build a robust infrastructure for triathlon in Nigeria.

With the new executives now in place, the Nigeria Triathlon Union is poised to implement innovative strategies to engage athletes, sponsors, and fans alike, thereby elevating the sport to new heights. The focus will be on collaboration and outreach, ensuring that the future of triathlon in Nigeria is bright and promising.

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