Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
Top Nigerian table tennis players have arrived Lagos ahead of the maiden Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) National Championships scheduled to serve off on Tuesday.
Hundreds of players across the country are expected to jostle for the 18 titles at stake.
The six-day championship was initiated to keep Nigerian players in good form as well as discover new talents.
Available categories include senior, junior, cadet, para and veteran.
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