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NRFF Unveils Final 28-Man Squad for 2024 Africa Cup in Tunisia

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NRFF Unveils Final 28-Man Squad for 2024 Africa Cup in Tunisia
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The Nigeria Rugby Football Federation (NRFF) has announced the final 28-man roster for the 2024 Africa Cup (to meet up with Rugby Africa final list submission deadline), scheduled to take place in Tunisia from December 16 to 23, 2024.

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Nigeria will compete in Pool A, facing Tunisia, Ghana, and Zambia. The top team from Pool A will proceed to a decisive match against the winner of Pool B, Morocco who won qualifiers held in November 2024. The victor of this clash will be crowned the Rugby Africa Cup Repechage 2024 Champion and will earn a spot in the prestigious 2025 Rugby Africa Cup.

Nigeria’s Final Squad for the 2024 Africa Cup

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  1. Oghenetejiri Ajuchi (Prop) – Barnes Rfc – UK
  2. Ford Oladele Ayodele (Prop)- Richmond RFC – UK
  3. Taiwo Olagunju (Prop) – Dallas Men’s Rugby
  4. Quadri Kolawole (Prop) – Cowrie Rfc
  5. Sunday Bassey (Prop) – Cowrie Rfc
  6. Iyintosofoluwa Kolawole (Prop/Lock)- Racing Rfc
  7. Ibrahim Suraj (Hooker) – Barewa Rfc
  8. Julius Godwin (Hooker) – Barewa Rfc
  9. Babajide Adekunle Tunde (Lock) – Southend Saxons Rfc –
  10. Arinze Okemuo (Lock) – RUMS Rfc
  11. Blaise Felix (Backrow) – Alberton Rugby Club
  12. Akeem Yusuf (Backrow) – Cowrie Rfc
  13. Frederick Henry-Ajudua (Backrow) – ATL OLD White Rfc
  14. Oluwadara Odunlami (Backrow) – IBC
  15. Liberty Enowa (Backrow) – Delta State Rugby
  16. Williams Tyover Malu (Backrow) – Nigeria Police Rugby

Backs

  1. Anthony Tuoyo Egodo (Center) – Birmingham Moseley
  2. Jamiu Mohammed Ibrahim (Scrumhalf) – Kwara Dynamite Rfc
  3. Alex Onyeahasi (Flyhalf) – Clifton Rfc
  4. Isa Omale (Scruhalf) – Barewa Rfc
  5. Jonathan Ilori (Center) – Esher Rfc
  6. Isaiah Akpovwa (Wing/Fullback) – Blackheath Rfc
  7. Christian Williams Friday (Fullback) – Barewa Rfc
  8. Monday Omorogieva (Fullback/Scrumhalf) – Racing Rfc
  9. Stephen Kiki Suru (Center) – Eco II Rfc
  10. Aliu Auwal (Wing/Fullback) – Edo State Rugby
  11. Samuel Akpabio (Winger) – Barewa Rfc
  12. Matthew Ilube (Flyhalf) – Old Priorians Rfc

As the team heads to Tunisia, all eyes are on Nigeria’s campaign to emerge victorious and secure their place in the 2025 Rugby Africa Cup.

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