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Nigeria’s apex bank announces winners of CBN Junior Tennis Competition

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By Chioma Obinagwam
Nigeria’s apex bank, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced winners the 2023 CBN Junior tennis competition held in Lagos.

 

Confiance News gathered from CBN’s official Facebook page at the weekend.

 

The competition which was a resounding success, saw some remarkable performances by the young athletes, with many of them displaying outstanding skills and tenacity on the court.

 

The winners and runners-up in different categories were awarded generously by the organizers and sponsors of the event. The planners and organizers of the competition did a remarkable job, ensuring that the event was well-organized and smoothly executed.

 

The event which attracted top talents from all over Nigeria, was graced by distinguished guests from the world of tennis, including former Grand Slam champions and tennis legends.

 

Overall, the 2023 CBN Junior tennis competition was a remarkable showcase of the future stars of Nigerian tennis, and a testament to the bright future of the sport in the country.

 

Meanwhile, Confiance News made a compilation of the photos of the winners in this report.

2023 CBN Junior Tennis Competition. Photo credit: CBN Facebook page.

 

2023 CBN Junior Tennis Competition. Photo credit: CBN official Facebook page.

 

2023 CBN Junior Tennis Competition. Photo credit: CBN official Facebook page.

 

2023 CBN Junior Tennis Competition. Photo credit: CBN official Facebook page.

 

2023 CBN Junior Tennis Competition. Photo credit: CBN official Facebook page.

 

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