The Armwrestling Federation of Africa (AFA) has officially announced Nigeria as the host nation for the 14th edition of the Africa Armwrestling Championship.
The tournament is scheduled to take place from July 22 to July 28, 2025, and will bring together Armwrestling athletes and enthusiasts from across the continent.
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The decision, unveiled on January 15 during a press conference in Accra, Ghana, marks a significant milestone for Nigeria as it prepares to host this prestigious event for the first time. With over 20 countries expected to participate, the championship will feature fierce competition in various weight categories for both men and women.
AFA President Charles Osei Asibey highlighted the significance of the championship, stating, “This event will not only showcase the best of African Armwrestling talent but also serve as a unifying platform for the continent.
Nigeria’s bid was compelling, and we are confident the country will deliver an exceptional championship.”
The event is anticipated to draw thousands of spectators, athletes, and officials, contributing to Nigeria’s economy by boosting tourism, hospitality, and related industries.
Preparations are already underway to ensure the championship meets international standards, with organizers promising a seamless experience for all participants.
Further details, including the venues and ticketing information, will be shared in the coming months as Nigeria gears up to welcome armwrestling’s elite for this historic event.
