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The Invictus Games in Canada highlighted Nigeria`s success, adaptive sports, and Prince Harry`s commitment to veterans` healing.

The Invictus Games concluded in British Columbia, Canada, showcasing the resilience and spirit of wounded veterans. This inaugural winter edition attracted 500 competitors from over 20 countries, with Nigeria emerging as a standout performer, clinching gold and other medals.

Prince Harry, the founder of the Invictus Games, emphasized the significance of adaptive sports amidst ongoing global conflicts, highlighting their role in healing and competition for military personnel. The event featured a diverse range of sports, including wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, and track and field events, all designed to empower and inspire the participants.

The games also included a heartwarming visit from the Pacific Assistance Dog Society, which provided comfort and support to the athletes. The closing ceremony on February 16, 2025, marked a celebratory end to an event that not only showcased athletic prowess but also served as a platform for rebranding and philanthropic efforts by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who attended the initial days of the games.

While specific player statistics and match scores were not detailed, the overall success of the Invictus Games was evident through high attendance and enthusiastic participation from all nations involved.

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