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TTA League Set to Commence on February 6 with Over 450,000 in Cash Prizes

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3 years ago

January 11, 2024

Joel Ajayi

The much-anticipated second edition of the Federal Capital Territory Table League is set to commence on February 6, 2024 .

The five-week-long event will feature competition across three divisions, catering to players of varying skill levels. The divisions include the Super League for seasoned professionals, Division One for amateurs, and Division Two designed specifically for beginners.

Enthusiasts can look forward to witnessing the participation of 30 players, each vying for victory and the opportunity to claim a share of the generous cash prizes totaling four hundred and fifty thousand naira across various categories.

The prestigious event will unfold at the TTA Tennis Hall in Gwarimpa, providing a platform for emerging talents to showcase their skills. This league is not just a competition; it’s a breeding ground for the future stars who have the potential to step into the shoes of aging players at the national level.

As the league kicks off, it is expected to create a buzz in the sporting community, attracting attention from both avid fans and aspiring players.

Beyond the thrill of competition, the second edition of the FCT Table League is poised to become a catalyst for the discovery and nurturing of new talents that will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and vibrancy of table tennis in the region.

The significance of this league extends beyond the immediate competition, serving as a crucial stepping stone for the development and sustainability of table tennis excellence in the Federal Capital Territory.

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NHF President Nkom, Prof. Agbo Attend 50th FIH Congress in Doha

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2 hours ago

October 22, 2026

The Gleamer

Cyril Ogar

President of the Nigeria Hockey Federation (NHF), Engineer Simon Nkom, and NHF Board Member, Professor Ediga Agbo, are representing Nigeria at the landmark 50th Congress of the International Hockey Federation (FIH) in Doha, Qatar.

The congress brings together hockey leaders and administrators from across the world to deliberate on governance, policy direction and strategies for the future development of the sport.

Their participation provides Nigeria with an opportunity to engage with international stakeholders, exchange ideas and explore initiatives that can strengthen the growth and administration of hockey in the country.

Speaking on the significance of the gathering, Nkom said, “Our participation in this historic congress is an opportunity to learn from global best practices, build strategic relationships and identify initiatives that can contribute to the sustainable development of hockey in Nigeria.”

Agbo also emphasised the importance of translating international engagements into practical progress at home, saying, “The ultimate goal is to ensure that the knowledge and opportunities gained from this congress contribute meaningfully to the development of hockey in Nigeria, particularly in strengthening our structures and creating more opportunities for growth.”

The 50th FIH Congress marks a significant milestone for the international governing body, providing a platform for discussions and decisions that will shape the future of hockey globally.

For Nigeria, the engagement underscores the importance of international collaboration in advancing the sport, strengthening its administration and creating a sustainable pathway for hockey development across the country.

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