Lagos – The table tennis competition at the ongoing National Sports Festival (NSF) is set to offer a total of 46 gold medals across various categories, making it one of the most competitive and medal-rich events of the festival. The tournament features athletes competing in three divisions: able-bodied, para-athletes, and deaf athletes. The able-bodied category
Africa’s reigning men’s doubles champion, Abdulbasit Abdulfatai, and Nigeria’s top-ranked female player, Hope Udoaka, have been named the top seeds in the singles category of the fifth edition of the Michael and Felicia Alabi Memorial National Table Tennis Championship, which officially began on Monday in Otan Ayegbaju, Osun State. Abdulfatai, who fell just short of
Wahid Oshodi, President of the African Table Tennis Federation, has reiterated his commitment to enhancing coaching education in Africa. Speaking at the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation-organized National Hopes Week, Oshodi emphasized the importance of continuous training for coaches to match their international counterparts. He highlighted the need for a structured pathway that allows coaches to
