According to reports by Sports247 Nigeria, Lami Ahmed, the President of the Ladies Golf Union, has confirmed that top administrators are backing Nigeria’s bid to host the African Amateur Championship Tour (AACT) in 2026. The prestigious tournament, which is scheduled to take place in Abuja, is set to attract golf enthusiasts from across the continent. This development comes as a boost to Nigeria’s golfing community, which has been making significant strides in recent years. The AACT, which was first held in 2018, is an annual event that showcases the talents of amateur golfers from Africa. The tournament is organized by the African Golf Confederation (AGC) and is considered one of the most important golfing events on the continent. Nigeria’s hosting of the AACT in 2026 is expected to further cement the country’s reputation as a golfing powerhouse in Africa. The exact dates for the tournament have not been announced yet. However, with the backing of top administrators, it is hoped that the event will be a resounding success. The support of the Nigerian government and relevant sports authorities is crucial for the successful hosting of such a high-profile event. The Nigerian golfing community is eagerly awaiting more details about the tournament, including the venue and the exact dates. The AACT 2026 is set to be a major event on Nigeria’s sporting calendar and is expected to attract golf enthusiasts from across the continent. According to Sports247 Nigeria, the Nigerian government has been making efforts to boost the country’s sports infrastructure, with the hosting of the AACT being a significant part of those efforts.
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