The Palace of the Asagba of Asaba has announced and reaffirmed its full support for the forthcoming Asaba International Road Race, scheduled to hold on December 6th, 2025, at the prestigious Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba, Delta State.
His Royal Majesty, Prof. Epiphany Azinge, SAN, expresses profound pride in the event, describing it as a cultural, athletic, and unifying symbol that reflects the spirit and hospitality of the Asaba people. The Asaba International Road Race continues to position our beloved city as one of Nigeria’s emerging centres for sports tourism, youth development, and international athletic participation.
His Royal Majesty commends the organisers for their dedication, vision and commitment to excellence, noting that the event not only promotes healthy living and global sportsmanship but also boosts local commerce, inspires young athletes, and strengthens Asaba’s standing on the global athletics map.
Onoriode Joshua Oborevwori, Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission ready for the race on Saturday
As the host community, the Asagba calls on all residents, youths, institutions, and stakeholders to show their full support, ensure a peaceful environment, and extend the traditional Asaba warmth to visiting athletes from across Nigeria, Africa, and the world.
His Majesty believes strongly that the 2025 edition will be the most successful yet and encourages all participants to compete with honour, discipline, and respect.
The Palace looks forward to welcoming athletes, officials, sponsors, and spectators to what promises to be a historic and memorable event.
A mother and son eye podium finish at the race
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