Nigeria names teenage stars for 2024 African Championships in Ethiopia
NTTF Vice President Adesoji Tayo explained that including junior players is part of the federation’s strategy to expose them to ...
NTTF Vice President Adesoji Tayo explained that including junior players is part of the federation’s strategy to expose them to ...
Nigeria will be represented in Paris by four athletes, Aruna, Olajide Omotayo, Offiong Edem and Fatimo Bello, in the men’s ...
Oshonaike is the only woman in Club 7, and she’s also the first African female player ever to achieve this ...
Kayode and Christiana are targeting gold in Paris because they believe that, being No.1 in Africa, they can also be ...
The men’s singles draw at the 2024 Olympic Games welcomes African powerhouse, Quadri Aruna from Nigeria, alongside the Americas’ rising ...
Aruna shared details of how he struggled to compete in one of the World Championships but couldn't due to illness ...
Aruna, two-time All Africa Games silver medallist, had to work hard to defeat Algeria’s Stephane Quaiche 3-1.
Aruna’s performance at the World Table Tennis Star Contender Goa aided his rise from the 16th spot, where he began ...
Fine performances at the WTT events in Doha and Goa are the key to Aruna's rise
Aruna who was ranked 16th before the WTT Finals gained 265 points from his quarterfinal finish in Doha
Aruna slipped one place to 18th in the world rankings, while Mati climbed 13 places to 63rd place in the ...
Assar who is the defending champion proved to be a hard nut to crack for Aruna as he romped to ...
Aruna had lost thrice to the Harimo in previous encounters, the Nigerian ended his losing streak and reached the WTT ...
Lagos has been a hub for table tennis competitions lately; hosting several ITTF-sanctioned tournaments in the last eight years
Having achieved the best ITTF ranking of No.10, Aruna is praying for fewer injuries so he can continue to improve.
Aruna has become the first-ever African, Nigerian, and black Table Tennis player to be rated in the top 10 in ...
Aruna is shocked by a lower-ranked Slovenian.
A special invitational tournament is being muted towards the end of the year.
Nigeria have secured the ticket to represent the continent at 2019 ITTF World Team Cup in Tokyo.
In the women singles, Olufunke Oshonaike is the only Nigerian that made the top 10 seeding list.
The Chinese men defeated Germany to win the final.
The ranking was released on Thursday by the world table tennis ruling body.
Ten European countries registered for the event.
Quadri rose to the top 25 bracket, the highest by an African player.
Others who will represent Nigeria but yet to arrive are Segun Toriola, Funke Oshonaike and Edem Offiong.
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