Accreditation for Journalists for the 2024 Gateway Games in Abeokuta:

This is to inform all individuals who applied for Media Accreditation for the Gateway Games in Abeokuta that their Applications were approved after careful selection and will get their media Tags in Abeokuta, Ogun State from Saturday May 16th 2025.

But it should be noted that only those who failed to fill their application appropriately and those who submitted their registrations outside the stipulated time given for the Accreditation were not captured.

Warmest regards from the Media Sub Committee of the Main Organising Committee of the Games.

Signed,

Dr (mrs) Kehinde Ajayi FCAI, ANIPR  , Director press, 

National Sports Commission, NSC

Location: Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria

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