Karate Federation Of Nigeria’s President Silas Agara Elected 4th Vice President Of African Karate Federation
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By Sportsgister
The President of the Karate Federation of Nigeria (KFN), Hon. Silas Agara, has been elected as the 4th Vice President of the African Karate Federation (UFAK).
This significant achievement marks a boost for Nigeria’s presence in continental sports administration.
Agara clinched the position at the UFAK General Assembly held in Abuja, defeating his Congolese rival, Mr. Freddy Kombo, with a decisive 20-11 vote margin in a highly competitive contest.
The event was attended by karate delegates from across Africa, including the President of the World Karate Federation (WKF), Antonio Espinós.
Reacting to his victory, Agara dedicated the achievement to Nigeria and the West African region, emphasizing his commitment to advancing karate development across the continent.
He pledged to work closely with the Nigeria Sports Commission and other stakeholders to strengthen grassroots karate programs and align them with broader national development goals.
Agara’s victory is a testament to his hard work and dedication to karate development in Nigeria. “One’s record should speak for itself. What you have accomplished should be your ticket to office. I simply presented what we’ve achieved in Nigeria and allowed the delegates to decide based on that,” he said.
Sedara Philip is a Sports writer, an administrator,Journalist,and editor
