The Queen Returns: Ogundele Rasheedat's Golden Comeback Story

She conquered Port Harcourt in 2011, dominated Lagos in 2012, and nearly reclaimed her throne in Delta in 2022. Now, Nigerian table tennis veteran and international umpire, Ogundele Rasheedat, is back and aiming for gold at the ongoing Ogun National Sports Festival Games 2025. Representing Delta State, Rasheedat returns to the table with a bold mission: to reclaim her crown in the Women’s Singles category and complete her legacy at the Sports Festival Games with yet another gold medal. “I’ve stood at the top before, and I’m here for the gold again,” Rasheedat confidently stated in an interview. “This is more than a competition. This is about legacy, redemption, and proving that champions don’t fade; they evolve.” Rasheedat is not your everyday athlete. She excels in two roles: as a decorated table tennis player and a certified international umpire. She has represented Nigeria not only as a competitor but also as an official on global stages, which is quite rare. Here’s a look at her impressive record: - Gold Medal – Women’s Singles, Port Harcourt Festival Games (2011) - Gold Medal – Women’s Singles, Lagos Festival Games (2012) - Silver Medal – Women’s Singles, Delta Festival Games (2022)

This year in Abeokuta, she’s not just participating; she’s writing the next chapter of her legacy. Fans are rallying behind her, inspired by her versatility, consistency, and elite status. Her journey inspires not only players but also officials, fans, and the next generation. As the Festival Games heat up in Ogun 2025, all eyes are on the Queen of the Table. Watch out for her; she’s not done yet. Follow her journey, show your support, and share her story. Connect with her on social media: - Instagram: @its.rasheedah - TikTok: @its.rasheedah24 Hashtags: #RasheedatReturns #GoldenComeback #OGUN2025Queen Media Contact: Feezyking Cr8 – PR Desk Email: feezykingcr8@gmail.com Phone: +234 703 853 1294