Head of Sports of the Nigeria Customs Service, Samuel Onikeku, has set a clear target for the Nigeria Customs Women Volleyball Club ahead of the upcoming African Volleyball Club Championship in Cairo.
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With the tournament scheduled to run from April 11 to 24, Onikeku revealed that significant efforts have been made to strengthen the squad, including the addition of quality players to improve competitiveness.
“We’ve made additions,” he said, emphasizing the seriousness of the team’s preparations.
The championship, which will bring together top clubs from across the continent, presents a major test for the Nigerian side.
But despite the challenges, Onikeku remains optimistic about their chances.
“Our target is clear,” he stated, setting a minimum expectation of reaching the quarter-finals.
For the team, this goal represents both ambition and realism, a benchmark that reflects confidence in their ability while acknowledging the level of competition they will face.
Onikeku also stressed the importance of preparation, noting that the team has been working hard to build cohesion and improve performance ahead of the tournament.
“We must be ready,” he implied.
The African Volleyball Club Championship is a key platform for Nigerian teams to showcase their talent and compete at a higher level.
A strong performance in Cairo could boost the profile of the team and contribute to the growth of volleyball in the country.
As the countdown to the tournament continues, expectations will rise.
But for the Nigeria Customs Women Volleyball Club, the mission is straightforward.
Compete, perform, and reach the next stage.
Because in sport, setting targets is the first step.
Achieving them is the next challenge.
