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Lagos backs GYMFest 3.0 to boost grassroots talent

Lagos backs GYMFest 3.0 to boost grassroots talent
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No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1. The event, jointly organised by the Tee Tumblers Gymnastics Club and the Society of the Performing Arts in Nigeria, aims to boost grassroots talent, promote physical development, and expand Nigeria’s prospects in international gymnastics.
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  • ✦Participation in the annual competition has grown significantly from under 100 children at the inaugural edition to 278 registered gymnasts this year, reflecting rising interest from parents, schools, and local clubs.
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2026:No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1.Today:“Today, we are proud to say that, together, we have built and continue to grow what we aspire to be Nigeria’s biggest gymnastics competition,” Jemitola stated.2026:The 2026 edition enjoys corporate backing from diamond partner ProvidusBank and Unity Bank, alongside Leadway Assurance, Banksome Group, Studio 24, YD Company, Indomie, and Gratia Chin Chin.
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  • ✦No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1.
  • ✦The event, jointly organised by the Tee Tumblers Gymnastics Club and the Society of the Performing Arts in Nigeria, aims to boost grassroots talent, promote physical development, and expand Nigeria’s prospects in international gymnastics.
  • ✦Participation in the annual competition has grown significantly from under 100 children at the inaugural edition to 278 registered gymnasts this year, reflecting rising interest from parents, schools, and local clubs.
Key Facts:2026: No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1.Today: “Today, we are proud to say that, together, we have built and continue to grow what we aspire to be Nigeria’s biggest gymnastics competition,” Jemitola stated.2026: The 2026 edition enjoys corporate backing from diamond partner ProvidusBank and Unity Bank, alongside Leadway Assurance, Banksome Group, Studio 24, YD Company, Indomie, and Gratia Chin Chin.
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The third edition of the GYMFest Championship, backed by Lagos State, will feature 278 young gymnasts in Lekki on November 7, 2026, to boost grassroots tal

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No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1.

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No fewer than 278 young gymnasts are set to hit Lagos State as the third edition of the GYMFest Championship holds on November 7, 2026, at The Dome, Lekki Phase 1.

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