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2025 AfroBasketWomen: D’Tigress unveil preliminary roster

Amara Obah
Last updated: June 26, 2025 5:42 pm
Amara Obah
Published: June 26, 2025
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The Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) has announced the 20-woman preliminary roster for the 2025 AfroBasketWomen, www.aclsports.com reports.

African Champions, D’Tigress, are once again gearing up to make history with a squad led by seasoned stars Promise Amukamara, Ezinne Kalu, and Amy Okonkwo. The roster showcases a strong blend of veteran experience and emerging talent.

Key returnees like Victoria Macaulay provide leadership and stability, while exciting newcomers, including Christabel O. Ezumah, Izoje Uche, Grace Efosa, Ugonne Onyiah, and Gift Uchenna, bring youthful energy, athleticism, and a glimpse into the future of Nigerian women’s basketball.

The preliminary lineup features solid depth across all positions, from floor generals and wings to power forwards and dominant.

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Preliminary Roster Breakdown:

Point Guards:
Promise Amukamara, Ezinne Kalu

Combo Guard:
Ifunaya Okoro

Shooting Guards / Forwards (2/3):
Elizabeth Balogun, Grace Efosa, Solape Amusan, Abiodun Damilola Yusuf

Forwards:
Adenike Oluwaji Olayemi

Forwards / Power Forwards (3/4):
Amy Okonkwo, Nicole Enabosi, Pallas Kunayi

Power Forwards:
Murjanatu Musa, Gift Uchenna

Power Forwards / Centers:
Victoria Macaulay, Christabel O. Ezumah, Izoje Uche

Centers:
Lauren Ebo, Ugonne Onyiah, Vera Ojenwa, Blessing Ejiofor

Preliminary Roster 🔥 pic.twitter.com/BtBku1bHvE

— DTigress (@DtigressNG) June 25, 2025

D’Tigress are aiming for a historic fifth consecutive AfroBasket crown, having claimed the title in 2017, 2019, 2021, and 2023, and six times overall. The 2025 edition of the tournament will take place in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, from July 25 to August 3, 2025, as the West African nation prepares to host the continent’s best.

As part of preparations, the team will host the Homecoming Tournament in Abuja, a pivotal component of their training camp. The event will feature exhibition games, fan engagement activities, a media day, and a special recognition ceremony for returning champions. It also offers home fans a rare chance to rally behind the team on Nigerian soil before they begin their title defense.

With the preliminary roster unveiled and the Homecoming Tournament around the corner, the road to AfroBasket 2025 has officially begun.

All eyes are now on Nigeria as the champions prepare to write their next chapter.

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TAGGED:AbidjanAbujaAfrobasketAmy OkonkwoCote d'IvoireD'TigressEzinne KaluNBBFPromise AmukamaraVictoria MacaulayWest Africa
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