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Nigeria’s Hockey Teams arrive Egypt ahead of 2025 Africa Cup of Nations

Faith Fatima Mohammed by Faith Fatima Mohammed
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Nigeria’s men’s and women’s national hockey teams have safely arrived in Ismailia, Egypt, ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations tournament scheduled to begin on October 11 and run through October 18.

The National Sports Commission confirmed the teams’ arrival on Tuesday, October 8, 2025, describing it as a strategic step to give the players sufficient time to acclimatise to the Egyptian climate, engage in intensive warm-up sessions, and perfect their tactical play before the continental showdown.

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In a statement issued by the Commission, appreciation was extended to the Hockey Federation of Nigeria and all supporting bodies for their commitment and coordination in ensuring smooth logistics and preparation. The early arrival, according to the Commission, reflects Nigeria’s renewed dedication to international sporting excellence and readiness to reclaim continental glory.

“We remain fully supportive of Team Nigeria in their pursuit of excellence and are confident that they will deliver a remarkable performance on the African stage,” the statement read. “Together, we look forward to witnessing their determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship as they represent our nation with pride.”

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Ismailia will feature top hockey nations from across the continent, with Nigeria aiming to make a strong statement in both the men’s and women’s categories.

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