The Federal Government has postponed the 2020 National Sports Festival expected to hold in Edo State.He said the postponement was caused by the coronavirus pandemic. “Following the briefing of Mr.
President from myself and the Minister of State for Health on COVID 19, Mr.
President approved the immediate postponement of Edo Sports festival to a future date,” he tweeted.
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