Olympics: Why We Rejected Puma Kits – Ministry

The Ministry of Youth and Sports Development has explained why it refused to allow Team Nigeria to the Tokyo Olympic Games to be kitted in Puma wears,

The Ministry in a statement insisted that before Team Nigeria’s athletes are allowed to wear any foreign brand, it must sight and be privy to any agreement signed.

“The refusal of the Minister of Youth and Sports to allow Nigerian athletes to be kitted in Puma wears has drawn attacks and blackmailing stories against him. The Minister will not be part of a contract to which the contract documents have not been seen and the kits also not seen.

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