Costa Rica Coach Luiz Suarez Hails Nigeria Right Back Dominic Ohaka ; Calls Him The Future

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2 years ago

November 10, 2022

The Profile of highly rated Nigeria Olympic Team Right Back Dominic Ohaka has continued to rise after another impressive display for Nigeria against Costa Rica.

Nigeria Super Eagles Home based Team lost 2-0 to World Cup bound Costa Rica in an International friendly played at the Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica in San Jose on Thursday morning.

While the Coach Salisu Yusuf tutored side lost 2-0 , the Performance of the Nigerian squad was widely hailed and the team’s right full back Dominic Ohaka was one of the standout performers.

And his performance did not go without the notice of the Costa Rican veteran Head Coach Luiz Fernando Suarez.

“It was a very good game and we played a very physical side and both teams gave a good showing”.

“Our opponent were very physical and also have some good players especially their right full back . He was very energetic and you can see that he is a very good young talent”.

The Colombian gaffer after the game took a picture with the young Water Fc Player , describing him as a future star for Nigeria.

The Player also cut the attention of many Costa Rican Journalists during their post match review , rating him as one of the team’s top players in the match.

Costa Rica is in Group E at the World Cup in Qatar alongside Germany , Japan and Spain .

They will open their campaign against Spain at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha on the 23rd of November.

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CGC Adeniyi inspects venue for 2025 African Women Volleyball Club C’ship

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7 hours ago

March 30, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, CGC Adewale Adeniyi MFR, has expressed satisfaction with the progress made so far at the competition venue on Sunday.

The tournament is billed for 1st to 14th April, 2025 at the Moshood Abiola Stadium, Package B, Abuja.

Speaking during an inspection tour of the facility, Adeniyi commended the efforts of those involved in setting up the venue, highlighting the dedication and resources committed over the past month.

The Comptroller General, who stopped by to assess the readiness of the venue, noted that while most aspects of the setup were in place, a few finishing touches remained.

He said, “It’s been one month of hard work, and we have committed a lot of resources in terms of time and energy into getting the facility ready for the African Women Volleyball Club Championship”.

“I felt I should stop by to see how far we have prepared.

“As you can see, we are just putting finishing touches in the hall; the mats are ready. Both halls will be put in good conditions for the players, officials, and fans to have a good experience when they turn up to watch the game”.

While acknowledging the significant progress, Adeniyi emphasised the need for final refinements before the tournament’s commencement.

He said, “I am fairly satisfied. There are still some little finishes to do, and I want to believe that before the commencement of the tournament, we’ll get them right”.

Multiple African Champion, Al Ahly of Egypt are the first country to arrive in Nigeria for the tournament.

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