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NAFEST 2018: Delta wins wrestling competition

Delta State has clinched the first position in the Traditional Wrestling Competition at the ongoing National Art Festival in Rivers State.

The event which took place at the Sharks Stadium PortHarcourt had the host, Rivers, eliminated by Enugu State.

Abuja came second after suffering defeat from the champions, Delta, in the second round of the competition.

Bayelsa came third while Enugu came a distant fourth.

Other competitions like the boat regatta are currently ongoing.

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