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2025 CGC Volleyball League: Nigeria Customs Unveils New Men’s Team Captains, Coordinators

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Joel Ajayi

National senior men’s team player Philip Akande has been named the new captain of the Nigeria Customs Service VC ahead of the 2025 Comptroller General of Customs (CGC) Volleyball Premier League.


Akande will be assisted by Emmanuel Udah (1st captain) and Princewill Okoh (2nd captain), while Godfrey Isaac and Usman Ado were appointed coordinators of the team.


In a statement signed by Samuel Onikeku, head of sports NCS, 18 players have been selected to play for the service after two weeks of intensive trials.

Onikeku explained that the reshuffling of the team is to ensure the NCS compete for honours in this year’s league after failing to finish on the podium last year.


He said, “I want to thank the previous leadership for the dedication to the team having won the national leagues three times and the Super Cup held in Lagos a few years ago.


“Some of our star players have gone into coaching, while others retired due to other commitments and this necessitated the move to appoint new leadership for the team. 

“Ahead of this year’s CGC Volleyball League, Philip Akande has been appointed captain of the team to be assisted by Emmanuel Udah and Princewill Okoi.


“We believe that their appointment will usher in a new beginning for the men’s team and enable them to compete for the trophy this season.

Onikeku charged the players to continue to uphold the virtues of the service and be good ambassadors wherever they meet themselves.


“To the selected players, I want to implore you to give your best to the team, and make the service proud.”

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Ethic Committee Expels Coach Olaiya and Olatunji of Like-Minds FC from FCT Football Activities

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John Aduroja


 Committee set up by the FCT FA to investigate issues incidents that occurred before and after the November 30, by-election, have recommend expulsion for coach Luke Olaiya of Like-minds FC, and indefinite suspension for Meshach Olatunji of the same club.

The coaches were punished following following investigation by the committee, after the role they played during the November 30th FCT FA By-election to fill the vacant position of the 1st vice-chairman.

Luke Olaiya was caught by security operatives with a knife at the venue of.the election, following earlier threats he and his principal Babatunde Bucknor made on the life of FA Secretary Haruna Ilerika.

Meshach Olatunji was sanctionted with an indefinite suspension for similar offence. Both coaches as affiliate of Babatunde Bucknor, a board member of the FCT FA who has also been recommended for indefinite suspension following his display before and after the election which is contested and lost to Alhaji Salihu Kolo.

In a letter signed by the secretary of the Ethics and Disciplinary Committee, Barrister Jimmy Kadiri, the sanctioned individuals failed to appear before the investigative panel to show up to defend themselves neither did they give a tangible reasons.

In a letter signed by the secretary of the Ethics and Disciplinary Committee, Barrister Jimmy Kadiri, the sanctioned individuals failed to appear before the investigative panel to show up to defend themselves neither did they give a tangible reasons.

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