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NTF President Extends Christmas Felicitations to Nigerians at Home and Abroad

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Joel Ajayi 


The President of the Nigeria Tennis Federation (NTF), Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei, has extended warm Christmas felicitations to Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, as well as members of the sporting community across the country.

In his Christmas message, Ochei described the season as a time that reflects the enduring values of love, peace, sacrifice, and hope, urging Nigerians to embrace unity, compassion, and service to one another. 


He noted that despite prevailing challenges, the spirit of Christmas offers renewed assurance of a brighter future built on collective faith and purpose.


The NTF President also highlighted the role of sports, particularly tennis, in promoting discipline, teamwork, and national unity, commending the resilience and dedication of athletes, coaches, administrators, and stakeholders who continue to project Nigeria positively on the global stage.


He encouraged Nigerians to use the festive season to reach out to the less privileged, promote peace within their communities, and sustain hope for a stronger and more prosperous nation.


Rt. Hon. Ochei wished Nigerians a joyful Christmas celebration and prayed that the New Year would usher in renewed strength, success, and greater opportunities for all.

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Lagos Women Run: Excitement Builds Ahead of Saturday’s TBS Race

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Participants from different walks of life are eagerly looking forward to the Lagos Women Run scheduled for Saturday, November 14, at the Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos.

The participants have expressed excitement about the opportunities and experiences the annual event promises to offer.

Our correspondent reports that, in addition to runners from within Lagos and other parts of Nigeria, some athletes are expected to travel from outside the country to participate in the race.

The organisers are already making preparations for the large number of registered participants, while the possibility of accepting late entries will depend on the timing and other arrangements.

The Coordinator of the Lagos Women Run, Tayo Popoola, said participants should expect an improved experience compared with previous editions.

“We have to continue to get better, as that is the driving force for us as organisers. We will be bigger and better with every edition,” Popoola said.

The 2026 Lagos Women Run will hold on Saturday, November 14, with Tafawa Balewa Square serving as the starting point.

Participants are expected to arrive at the venue by 6:30 a.m. for the event.

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