The new date, which has been arrived at after the festival had suffered an initial postponement in March this year, due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus Disease worldwide, was announced by the presidential committee set up by the Federal Government to see to the hosting of the biennial event, which is aimed at discovering and nurturing of local talents to represent Nigeria in regional and international sporting events.
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