Wahid Oshodi's Shocking Plan To Make Table Tennis The Number One Sport In Africa

The African table tennis scene has just witnessed a significant shift in power with the election of Wahid Oshodi as the new President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ATTF). Oshodi, who was recently elected unanimously in Addis, has wasted no time in articulating his vision for the future of the sport in Africa.

At the forefront of Oshodi's plans is a renewed focus on growth and youth development. The newly elected president is adamant that these two elements are crucial in taking table tennis to the next level in Africa. According to Oshodi, investing in the youth and grassroots development will not only increase participation but also pave the way for future success.

Oshodi's vision for revitalizing and promoting table tennis across the continent is built around creating opportunities for young players to develop their skills and compete at the highest level. He believes that by providing the right support and infrastructure, African table tennis players can compete favorably with their counterparts from other parts of the world.

To achieve this, Oshodi plans to work closely with member associations to develop and implement programs aimed at developing the sport from the grassroots. He also plans to engage with sponsors and partners to secure the necessary funding to support these initiatives.

The ATTF president is also keen on leveraging technology to promote the sport and make it more accessible to fans across the continent. He plans to invest in digital platforms that will provide live streaming of table tennis events, as well as provide real-time updates and results.

Oshodi's election as ATTF president has been hailed as a new dawn for table tennis in Africa. His reputation as a shrewd administrator and his experience in sports management have earned him the respect of his peers. With his plans for growth and youth development, Oshodi is poised to take the sport to unprecedented heights in Africa.