Nigeria’s U-16 basketball coach, Fubawa Onyanabo, has stated that his boys will play an aggressive, pressing game when they lock horns with Tunisia in the quarter-finals of the FIBA U-16 African Basketball Championship at the Vava Duarte gymnasium in Praia, the capital of Cape Verde, on Friday (today).
Nigeria finished second on the Group A log with seven points behind Egypt, winning three games with one loss while Tunisia in Group B finished third behind Mali and Guinea, losing two games and winning two.
Speaking ahead of the crucial fixture, Onyanabo, said, “We are going to be aggressive, we are going to break all their screens. Read more