Team Ogun delivered a stunning display of skill and cohesion to dominate Team Oyo 8-1 in the mixed-event wheelchair basketball final, further cementing their status as a powerhouse in Nigerian para-sports.
The gold medal victory, achieved through a stellar performance by Bailey Segun, Adetayo Kehinde, Adedeji Jumoke, and Obagbami Folashade, had fans on the edge of their seats from the opening whistle.
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Ogun’s strategic offense and impenetrable defense left little room for Oyo to respond, with every play reflecting precision and unity.
Right from the start, Ogun controlled the tempo of the game. Quick passes, effective screens, and clinical finishes were hallmarks of their approach. Oyo struggled to break through a disciplined defense marshaled by Kehinde and Jumoke, while Segun and Folashade ensured a steady flow of points on the scoreboard.
As the final buzzer echoed, the arena erupted with cheers from Ogun supporters, celebrating yet another historic moment in their team’s glittering record. The emphatic 8-1 win wasn’t just a gold medal triumph—it was a statement of continued excellence in wheelchair basketball.
Speaking after the match, Team Ogun’s coach praised the athletes’ determination and unity. “They’ve trained hard, remained focused, and today they’ve shown the nation what they’re capable of. This victory is for every person who believes in para-sports and the power of inclusion.”
With this win, Team Ogun adds another accolade to their legacy, inspiring the next generation of athletes and reinforcing their place at the top of Nigeria’s para-sport landscape.
