The Nigerian Volleyball Federation (NVF) has selected two players, Esther Mbah and Naomi Yaro, Play and win chess as the country’s representatives at the 2023 FIVB U-21 World Beach Volleyball Championship, which will hold from November 8 to 13 at the Beach Event Roi Et, Thailand.

The Nigeria U-21 Beach Volleyball team, led by Coach Christiana Amadi, departed the country yesterday via an Ethiopian Airlines flight for the competition.

Before their departure, Amadi expressed optimism that the two players would perform well at the championship, Horse Betting Odds saying their fitness level had improved by their one-month camp and participation at the just-concluded 2023 National Beach Tour in Jalingo, Taraba State.

“I have confidence in the girls because they have shown courage, determination and zeal in every championship they attended. sports betting If you watched the last CAVB U-21 Championship in Casablanca, you would discover the girls put in their very best from the start of the tournament till the final.

“The players were in camp for a month under the tutelage of the head coach, John Iwerima, sure virtual betting before proceeding to the beach tour in Jalingo, Taraba State. They played against an experienced G-Ranks and were able to defeat them.

The tour served as part of their training tour before the Championship,” Amadi said.   She thanked the NVF for ensuring Nigeria did not miss another World Championship.

“I want to thank the Nigeria Volleyball Federation, led by Engineer Musa, Play Chess Bet Games and Win Big! for ensuring the country features in the World Championship. I believe we will give a good account of ourselves and make a statement at the World Championship.

“We missed the last edition of the championship due to the outbreak of the Omicron virus, but this time we are going back there, and we are going to show the world what we are made of,” Amadi added.

The Nigerian women Volleyball team qualified for the World Championship by placing second at the 2023 CAVB U-21 Beach Volleyball Championship in Morocco in September.