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Tokyo 2020: Volleyball federation invites 8 players for CAVB continental Cup

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The Nigeria Volleyball Federation has invited eight male beach volleyball players to camp in preparation for CAVB Continental CUP and 2nd Round Phase Olympic Qualifier scheduled to hold between 19th and 23rd March 2020 in Maputo, Mozambique.

In a statement issued by KEHINDE LAMIDE, Chairman, Media & Publicity the invited Beach Players are:

1. Hilary Simon – Rivers

2. Andrew Sunday – Sazahm

3. Godwin Shekarau – Sazahm

4. Obayomi Ogunshina – NPF

5. Emenike Ejike – Rivers

6. Peter Ibrahim – Kada

7.  Abdulrasheed Ahmed – Galant

8. Babalola Hussain – Plateau

The coaches are:

Kayode Ajilore – Coach

Iwerima John – Asst Coach

The players and officials are expected to resume camp on Tuesday, 10th March, 2020 at the AHMADU BELLO STADIUM, Kaduna.

Team Nigeria is drawn alongside hosts Mozambique, Tunisia, Zambia and Congo Brazzaville in group A of the Olympic qualifiers.

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