Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
Nigeria National tennis coach Ubale Mohammed wants stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
Ubale who led the Nigerian tennis players to the 2017 ITF/CAT African Junior Championship in South Africa last month said the sport can only survive if it is properly funded.
He confirmed Nigeria is beginning to breed a young generation of brilliant tennis players that can be groomed to stardom.
He challenged the Nigeria Tennis Federation to organize regular competitions that would keep players in good form.
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