The Preparations are in top gear by the University of Jos to host Nigerian Universities Game Association (NUGA Games) in the year 2024.
Vice Chancellor University of Jos, Professor Tanko Ishaya revealed this on Wednesday when the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea Kim Young-Chae visited the institution to commission the Taekwondo Gymnasium Complex.
The indoor Taekwondo Gymnasium sports complex is funded and donated by the Korean government.
The sporting facility apart from Taekwondo Gymnasium also comprises a table tennis hall, boxing arena, basketball court, and a badminton court with a gallery that has the capacity to contain about 2000 spectators.
According to Korean Ambassador Kim Young-Chae, the aim of the visit is to commission the Taekwondo Gymnasium sporting complex because the University of Jos and the Korean embassy have a long-lasting relationship.
Professor Tanko Ishaya, Vice Chancellor University of Jos, said the institution has been privileged to be in a cordial relationship with the Korean Embassy, noting that the whole process that saw the actualization of the indoor Taekwondo Gymnasium sports complex started right from the administration of former Vice-Chancellor.
Report From Gyang Bere, Jos
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