FHQ wins police games with 238 medals

The Federal Headquarters in Abuja has emerged as the winner of the 15th Biennial Police Games, securing a total of 238 medals. The event, known as BIPOGA, has just concluded.

The Federal Headquarters (FHQ) in Abuja scooped a total of 238 medals to become the overall winners of the 15th Biennial Police Games (BIPOGA). This biennial competition for police personnel across Nigeria wrapped up recently, highlighting athletic achievements within the force.

According to reports, FHQ's performance stood out among participants, leading to their top position. The games serve as a platform for sportsmanship and fitness among officers. No further details on specific medal breakdowns or competing teams were available from the sources.

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