Edo State has achieved remarkable success at the ongoing second edition of the Niger Delta Games, topping the medal table with an impressive count of 50 gold, 30 silver, and 22 bronze medals. This achievement highlights the strength and skill of the athletes representing Edo, as they pushed the limits of their performance across various events. The determination and commitment of Team Edo have paid off, firmly positioning them at the forefront of the competition.

In swimming, the team made notable strides by breaking a 24-year medal drought, particularly with standout performances from Peremobere Joy and Lucky Ayeni, who won gold in the 200m Individual Female event and the 50m Breaststroke, respectively. Other prominent athletes like Akintola Albert and Funmilayo Demehin also contributed to the tally with gold and silver medals in the Men’s and Women’s Butterfly events. The swimming events not only delivered medals but also demonstrated the potential for future success for Edo's athletes in this discipline.

Edo's triumph wasn't limited to swimming; track and field also played a significant role in their medal collection. Athletes like Chinedu Ikechukwu Godswill excelled in events such as the Long Jump, while others like Mien-Ebi Mokuomor and Tissa Precious contributed further medals in Freestyle events. This well-rounded success across multiple sports illustrates the depth of talent within Edo’s team and bodes well for their future in competitive athletics within the region.