Nigeria has won the right to host the 2028 ITTF Africa Championships after defeating Tunisia in a competitive bid process. The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) announced the decision following a review of proposals from several African nations. Nigeria’s bid was praised for its comprehensive infrastructure and commitment to promoting table tennis across the continent.
The ITTF evaluated bids based on factors including venue availability, logistical support, and the potential to increase participation and viewership. Nigeria’s proposal included plans for state-of-the-art facilities and partnerships with local and international table tennis organizations. The final decision was made during a virtual meeting of the ITTF’s Africa Regional Committee.
Nigeria has a growing presence in international table tennis, with several players representing the country in global competitions. The 2028 championships will mark a significant milestone for the sport in Africa, offering a platform for emerging talent and strengthening regional ties. The event is expected to take place in Lagos, leveraging the country’s existing sports infrastructure and enthusiasm for the sport.
