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Ahly, ENPPI dominate African Table Tennis Club C’Ships

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Last updated: August 22, 2019 8:03 pm
Queen Moseph
Published: August 3, 2019
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Egypt’s Ahly and ENPPI have been crowned champions of the Women and Men’s event respectively at the African Table Tennis Club Championship in Lagos.

Although the Men’s final turned out as expected, Olajide Omotayo dazzled the fans inside the Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall of Teslim Balogun with an out-of-this-world performance against Egypt’s Omar Assar who teamed up with Aruna Quadri and Ahmed Saleh.

The 24-year-old of SOJ TT Club of Nigeria was in his best against one of Africa’s best players Omar Assar who featured for Egypt’s ENPPI, with both players displaying their quality in the final of the men’s event.

In the end, Omotayo defeated Assar 3-2 but it took Aruna Quadri and Ahmed Saleh extra work to beat Jide Ogidiolu, Jamiu Azeez for the Egyptian team to win 3-1.

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In the Women’s event, Al Ahly had an easy ride to retain their title with a convincing 3-0 win over Nigeria’s Canaan Queen.

The trio of Dina Meshref, Romania’s Elizabeta Samara and Yousra Helmy overcame Nigeria’s Edem Offiong, Cecilia Otu-Akpan and Ganiat Aruna to hold on to the title.

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TAGGED:African Table Tennis ChampionshipsAl AlhyAruna QuadriCanaan Queen of CalabarCecilia Otu-AkpanDina MeshrefEdem OffiongENPPIGaniat ArunaLagosMolade Okoya-Thomas Indoor HallOlajide OmotayoOmar AssarSOJ TT Club of LagosTeslim Balogun Stadium
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