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Wishing a very happy 80th birthday to Mr. John Peters !! As an ITTF Blue Badge Umpire, his dedication is truly inspiring.

Congratulations to team Oyo for emerging as champions of the 2nd Senator Abiru Mixed Team Table Tennis Championships.

Strong finish for Team Nigeria at the 2025 ITTF Africa Championships
✅ Qualified for the 2026 ITTF World Team Championships in London
🥉 Third-place in Men’s & Women’s Team events
🥉 Third-place finish in Men’s Doubles

Proud of Team Nigeria’s performance!

Dr Adesoji Tayo steps in as NTTF President, ready to serve and steer Nigerian table tennis into its next era.

Succeeding Engr. Ishaku Tikon, who led the federation for eight years, Dr Tayo was declared the winner at the October 4 election in Abuja. His closest opponent, Khamisu Ahmed of Gombe State, stepped down and now serves as Vice President.

Not the start they wanted!
Nigeria’s U15 Girls lost their opening group match 3-0 to Algeria at the Africa Youth Championships in Lagos.

But it’s not over yet.
They face Ghana at 10AM and Egypt at 1PM today — two big chances to bounce back! 💪🏾

📍Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall

At today’s press conference, ITTF Africa shared updates on the 2025 Africa Youth Championships. 19 countries are set to compete from July 27 to August 3.

All eyes now turn to Nigeria as the continent gears up for a week of top youth table tennis action! 🇳🇬🔥

Top seed triumphs in style.

Anders Lind confirms his status as top seed with a convincing 4-1 win over Tomislav Pucar to take the men’s singles crown at WTT Contender Lagos 2025.

India reigns supreme again in Lagos!

Sathiyan Gnanasekaran & Akash Pal stormed to victory in the men’s doubles final defeating France’s Leo De Nodrest Jules Rolland 3-0 extending India’s grip on the title like their compatriots Thakkar Manav & Harmeet Desai in 2024

Honoka Hashimoto shines in Lagos.

The world No. 19 emerges champion after a dominant 4-1 victory over 2024 Champion Sreeja Akula in the women's singles final of the WTT Contender Lagos 2025.

Bittersweet moment as Dina Meshref and Hana Goda finish second place after they were edged 3-2 by South Korea's Kim Nayeong and Ryu Hanna in the women's doubles final, wrapping up a stellar campaign at the WTT Contender Lagos 2025