WTO names Oghenejobo as taekwondo president

Olympian, Peters Emmanuel Oghenejobo, has been named president of the World Taekwondo Organisation (WTO), Nigerian chapter.

Grand Master Oghenejobo is a pioneer Taekwondo practitioner in Nigeria and one of the athletes, who participated in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, where the sport was first admitted into the Olympics movement. He won silver in the heavyweight category.
 

“The NP will organise a team of a few select National Vice Presidents (NVPs) as well as a National Secretary General (NSG) who will be responsible for covering the extensive management of operations of WTO Nigeria.

The NP will also organize a group of respected leaders as the Board Members of WTO Nigeria.

“As the NP, Grand Master Oghenejobo will support the President of WTO in executing major decisions to advance WTO as the forefront organization in Taekwondo.”

WTO is a paternal organisation of taekwondo pioneers, who have founded and instituted the sport around the world since April 11, 1955.

There are over 200 million active taekwondo practitioners from 213 countries in the world, second only to soccer, and the mission is to bring them into a unified community.

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