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BREAKING: Tinubu honours D’Tigress with national awards, $100,000 each for Afrobasket victory

by Folarin Kehinde August 4, 2025
written by Folarin Kehinde

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has conferred national honours on members of Nigeria’s women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, following their historic triumph at the 2025 FIBA Women’s Afrobasket Championship.

In addition to the prestigious honours, President Tinubu announced a cash reward of $100,000 for each player on the championship-winning team. Members of the technical crew will also receive $50,000 each in recognition of their role in the team’s success.

The announcement was made on Monday as the President hosted the team at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, celebrating their outstanding performance that secured Nigeria’s fourth consecutive Afrobasket title.

President Tinubu praised the team’s resilience, discipline, and representation of Nigeria on the continental stage, describing them as role models for the nation’s youth and a symbol of national pride.

D’Tigress defeated Senegal in a thrilling final to clinch the 2025 title, extending their dominance in African women’s basketball and reinforcing Nigeria’s status as a basketball powerhouse on the continent.

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BREAKING: Nigeria’s D’Tigress beat Mali to win 5th AfroBasket Women title

by Folarin Kehinde August 3, 2025
written by Folarin Kehinde

Nigeria’s D’Tigress have cemented their dominance in African women’s basketball, clinching their fifth consecutive FIBA Women’s AfroBasket title with a commanding 78-64 victory over Mali.

With a hard-fought victory over Mali in the final on Sunday, the Nigerian side became the first country on the continent to win the championship five times in a row.

The victory also extended Nigeria’s astonishing unbeaten run in the competition to 29 straight games—an unbroken streak dating back to 2015.

 

 

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FG Reverses Self, Lift Ban on International Basketball Competition

by Folarin Kehinde June 24, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The federal government has announced the reinstatement of Nigeria into international basketball following a letter of appeal dated June 17, 2022 from the Nigerian Basketball Federation.

The permanent secretary of the ministry of youth and sports development confirmed this information in a conference in Abuja on Thursday.

He said that intervention from concerned stakeholders, former Nigerian international basketball players and well meaning Nigerians helped trigger the decision.

He also disclosed that the Nigerian Basketball Federation (NBBF), had in the appeal agreed to resolve the issues which precipitated the withdrawal in the first place.

The NBBF crisis began in 2017 after two parallel elective Congress held in Kano and Abuja produced two boards, headed by Tijani Umar and Musa Kida.

This dispute meant domestic basketball in Nigeria was stalled while ligation that proceeded the Congress elections raged on.

The issue caused the world governing body for basketball to replace Nigeria’s female basketball team D’tigeress, with Mali for the FIBA women’s basketball world cup 2022 scheduled to hold in Sydney, Australia.

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