Kickboxing Federation of Nigeria suspended after disputed election
The World Association of Kickboxing Organisations has suspended the Kickboxing Federation of Nigeria after reports of irregularities in its recent election. Outgoing president Wilson Okon cited violations of WAKO statutes and governance issues as reasons for the suspension. Petitions and documentary evidence were submitted to WAKO, highlighting concerns over the election process. WAKO has called for a resolution to restore integrity and proper governance in Nigerian kickboxing.
Match highlights
- The Kickboxing Federation of Nigeria was suspended by the World Association of Kickboxing Organisations.
- The suspension followed petitions and reports of irregularities in the federation’s election.
- Outgoing president Wilson Okon stated the suspension was due to “absolute irregularities” and violations of WAKO statutes.
- WAKO expressed dissatisfaction with the conduct and handling of the election process by key officials.
- The international body called for a resolution to align Nigerian kickboxing with global governance standards.
