For four days, players from Nigeria, Ghana, Benin Republic, Togo, Liberia and Cote d’Ivoire competed in the tournament.
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Nigeria’s national U-21 champion Taiwo Mati has been listed among the awardees of 2021 With The Future In Mind (WFIM)…
ITTF’s Competition Director, Gabor Felegyi, announced Aruna’s qualification in a letter addressed to the President of Nigeria Olympic Committee and copied the President of Nigeria Table Tennis Federation.
The deal was signed by the former President of the NTTF, Ishaku Tikon, while Florian Wehner signed on behalf of Gewo.
In a letter signed by the Secretary General of NTTF, Chimezie Asiegbu, the approval of the appointment was ratified after the board meeting, while it received the final nod from the NTTF President, Ishaku Tikon.
With the staging of the 2019 ITTF Africa Cup, the President of the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation, Engr Ishaku Tikon, has said Nigeria would continue to raise the standard of table tennis with the hosting of major competitions in Africa.
The President of the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation, Ishaku Tikon, has said he is proud to be in charge of the sport that has continued to set standard for others to follow following the successful staging of the 2018 ITTF Challenge Seamaster Nigeria Open.
Ishaku Tikon, the President of Nigeria Table Tennis Federation on Saturday in Lagos, promised to make the just-concluded National Junior League an annual event.
According to breakdown of the prize money, the qualifying round would gulp N.5 million, with players expected to win cash prize each day of the competition.
According to the deal, the Hamburg-based company would provide ITTF approved equipment for the duration of the contract (2018-2020), while 10 junior players will be supported with clothing, blades and rubbers.
Tikon told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Thursday that “anything can happen in table tennis.
Ishaku Tikon, the NTTF President, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Thursday that the federation wanted the ministry to review its earlier approval of four athletes only.
Ishaku Tikon, the President of the NTTF, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that the players would be drawn from the ongoing National Open Championships in Lagos.
Tikon told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that the 29-year-old player, ranked number one in Africa, was preparing hard for the tournament scheduled from October 20 to 22 in Liege, Belgium.