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D’Tigers Crash Out Of FIBA Afrobasket Championship, Miss Out On Tinubu’s $100,000 Cash Rewar

by Salifu Usman and Leadership News
2 months ago
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D'Tigers Crash Out Of FIBA Afrobasket Championship
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Nigeria’s men’s basketball team, D’Tigers, have been eliminated from the ongoing 2025 FIBA Afrobasket Championship in Angola following a 91-75 defeat to Senegal in their quarter-final match on Wednesday night.

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The Nigerian side started the game positively, narrowly winning the first quarter 24-23. However, they struggled to maintain their momentum, suffering a significant setback in the second quarter, where they fell behind 13-30 to Senegal. The Senegalese team, who have previously clinched the title five times, extended their lead with a 23-13 victory in the third quarter.

Despite a spirited effort in the final quarter, where D’Tigers managed to outscore their opponents 20-15, they were ultimately unable to close the gap, concluding the match with a disappointing 91-75 loss to their West African rivals.

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This defeat means that D’Tigers, unlike their female counterparts who recently claimed the women’s version of the competition for the fifth consecutive time, will miss out on the $100,000 reward offered by President Bola Tinubu.

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