Host stateLagos, NigeriaHistory will be made in Lagos.
Thirty-eight delegations arrive on one national stage to begin a new sporting legacy.

One nation. One arena. A new chapter for athletes from every state, the FCT, and the Nigerian diaspora.
Official host identityLagos State

A unified digital home for every delegation—from first registration to the final result sheet, with the complete participant journey and official event programme in one place.
From the first delegation entry to the final celebration, every milestone brings Nigeria closer to its inaugural Intermediate Games.
Host stateLagos, NigeriaThirty-eight delegations arrive on one national stage to begin a new sporting legacy.

States, the FCT and Diaspora assemble their official athlete and team rosters.
Participant records are verified and accreditation credentials are prepared.
Teams converge in Lagos and settle into the official Games environment.
The first National Intermediate Games are officially declared open.
43 sports take centre stage as results, records and medal standings come alive.
The inaugural Games conclude—and their first chapter enters the record books.
No history behind us yet. A new national sporting story begins October 1, 2026.
Explore the programme ↗469 events and competition categories from the official NIG programme.
Explore the current Eko 2026 venue plan, from Lagos' major stadiums to specialist courts, halls, pitches and waterfront courses.
Current venue plan Assignments reflect the designated Eko 2026 schedule supplied by the Games organisers and may be updated as operational planning is finalised.
A clear template for heats, finals, podium finishes, and the live medal table—designed for officials and easy public viewing.
Open full medal table ↗