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37TH PUBLIC SERVICE GAMES

By admin on April 1, 2019

The 37th Edition of the Federation of Public Service Games (FEPSGA) Tagged “Lokoja 2018” was held at the historic capital of Kogi State, The Confluence State. Over 50 Clubs from various MDAs competed for medals at the Games. The Public Service Games was instituted by a former Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Chief Gray Longe in 1980, to create a decent and organised recreation for Public Servants for improved mental alertness and physical fitness. The Games is also targeted at inculcating the spirit of sportsmanship and good brotherliness amongst employees. The Games also helps in exposing the hidden talents that abound the Service for national sports development.

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