Abuja, Nigeria – April 3, 2025
Volleyball enthusiasts across Africa are eagerly anticipating the commencement of the highly anticipated African Women’s Volleyball Inter-Club Championship, which officially kicks off today in Abuja, Nigeria.
The prestigious tournament, organized by the African Volleyball Confederation (CAVB), has brought together top women’s volleyball clubs from various African nations to compete for continental supremacy. The championship, hosted at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, is expected to showcase thrilling performances, intense rivalries, and world-class volleyball action.
Nigeria’s leading teams, including Customs Volleyball Club and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), will be competing against powerhouse clubs from Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia, and other top volleyball nations. Fans are eager to see how the home teams will perform on their own turf.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, CAVB President Bouchra Hajij expressed optimism about the tournament’s impact on African volleyball. “This championship is not just about competition but also about fostering unity and development in African volleyball. We are excited to see the high level of talent on display,” she stated.
Local and international spectators are expected to fill the stadium, while millions will tune in via live broadcasts and online streaming platforms. The championship will run for two weeks, culminating in the grand finale, where the best team will lift the coveted trophy.
Nigerian Volleyball Federation (NVBF) President Musa Nimrod emphasized the importance of the tournament for the growth of the sport in the country. “Hosting this event is a testament to Nigeria’s commitment to promoting volleyball. We hope this will inspire more young talents to take up the sport,” he remarked.
As the championship gets underway, fans can expect top-tier volleyball action, showcasing skill, determination, and sportsmanship. Stay tuned for match updates and results as the tournament progresses.
