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Exclusive: AWVCC Day 2: Nigeria’s Naval Spikers Set to Dethrone Zamalek of Egypt

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Following Nigeria’s Chief Naval Spikers (CNS) victory over Botswana’s SSV in a thrilling 3-0 encounter on Day 2 of the 2025 Women’s African Volleyball Club Championship in Abuja, CNS is set to dethrone Zamalek of Egypt or any other club in the ongoing competition. Elizabeth Nyesom, the captain of CNS who spoke exclusively to Persecondnews at MKO Abiola Stadium, venue of the tournament, said the victory over SSV and the team’s mentality will spur…
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Exclusive: AWVCC Day 2: Nigeria’s Naval Spikers Set to Dethrone Zamalek of Egypt

Following Nigeria’s Chief Naval Spikers (CNS) victory over Botswana’s SSV in a thrilling 3-0 encounter on Day 2 of the 2025 Women’s African Volleyball Club Championship in Abuja, CNS is set to dethrone Zamalek of Egypt or any other club in the ongoing competition. Elizabeth Nyesom, the captain of CNS who spoke exclusively to Persecondnews at MKO Abiola Stadium, venue of the tournament, said the victory over SSV and the team’s mentality will spur…

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