Other Countries Are 'Washing' Gold Medals, Nigerian Athletes Are Washing Jerseys— Senator Sani Speaks On Olympics Kits' Scandal | Sahara Reporters

Other Countries Are 'Washing' Gold Medals, Nigerian Athletes Are Washing Jerseys— Senator ShehuSani Speaks On Olympics Kits' Scandal | Sahara Reporters

Shehu Sani, a former Kaduna senator has said that while other countries are 'washing' Gold, Nigeria is washing jerseys at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo."If it’s true that Nigerian Athletics have to wash and wear their only jerseys in the Tokyo Olympics, then it’s unfortunate," he earlier said. "These are the $2.

7 Million kits freely donated to Nigeria by @PUMA and an offer of financial reward to our medal-winning athletes, which was rejected by our officials; They instead used public funds to purchase from other sources; And now the embarrassment in Tokyo," noted.

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