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Nigeria finished eleventh at Handball Nations Cup

Dare Kuti
Last updated: January 24, 2020 9:40 pm
Dare Kuti
Published: January 24, 2020
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Nigeria men’s senior team finished eleventh at the 2020 African men’s Handball Nations Cup in Tunis, Tunisia. Nigeria beat Cameroon 33-29 goals at the Hammamet indoor sports hall to end their campaign on a good note.

Nigeria played three placement matches, won two and lost on which was against Guinea.

Lagos Seasiders player, Yaya Owolabi told www.aclsports.com that winning the player of the match against Cameroon means a lot to him.

He explained that attending the nations cup has exposed him to new innovations about handball.

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Owolabi said, “I feel honoured because I have always been putting my best in previous matches and I consider my time will come. This night against Cameroon is my night and I give God all the glory.

“I have learnt a lot from the African Nations Cup and it is very competitive. The rate at which teams played has opened my eyes to so many improvements in the game of handball. I will not forget to thank the President of Handball Federation of Nigeria, Sam Ocheho for the long and eventful preparations before the nation’s cup”.

Libya placed 13th position, Ivory Coast finished 14th position, Kenya occupied 15th position while Zambia came 16th.

 

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TAGGED:2020 African men’s Handball Nations CupHandball Federation of NigeriaLagos SeasidersSam OchehoYaya Owolabi
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