A Stadium for Hogbonou: The Promise That Changed Everything

Author: G.A.Published on: April 7, 2026Country: Benin

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A Stadium for Hogbonou: The Promise That Changed Everything

On April 3, 2026, Romuald Wadagni announced the complete renovation of the Charles de Gaulle Stadium in Porto-Novo, with plans already approved. He promised that the stadium will meet international standards and become one of the most beautiful stadiums in Africa. Additionally, the name of the future stadium will be chosen by the city itself, which excited the crowd present at the announcement.

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