Sat, 10 Nov, 2007 - 00:00
Louise Hosie, Joe Quinn and Matt Dickinson
Scotland’s biggest city beat Nigerian capital Abuja by 47 votes to 24 at a summit in Sri Lanka.
The decision by the Commonwealth Games Federation delegates destroyed Nigeria’s hopes of becoming the first African country to host the event.
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CourtsPlace: GlasgowPlace: ScotlandPlace: AbujaPlace: Sri LankaPlace: NigeriaPlace: EdinburghPlace: ColomboPlace: BritainPlace: WalesPlace: HalifaxPlace: Celtic ParkPerson: First MinisterPerson: Alex SalmondPerson: prime ministerPerson: Gordon BrownPerson: SalmondEvent: 2014 Commonwealth GamesEvent: 2014 GamesEvent: 2010 Ryder CupEvent: 2012 London OlympicsEvent: 2015 Rugby World CupEvent: 2018 football World CupEvent: Glasgow GamesOrganisation: Commonwealth Games FederationOrganisation: Rugby Football UnionOrganisation: FAOrganisation: Scottish government
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