D’Tigers coach, Ogoh Odaudu says Nigeria’s qualification for the 2023 AfroCan, albeit as a wildcard comes as huge relief.
Nigeria finished second, with a 1-2 record, behind Ivory Coast at the just concluded regional qualifiers in Abidjan.
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Nigeria Men's Basketball Team, D'Tigers, at the AfroCan Qualifiers in Abidjan.
