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peter·Sports· about 4 hours ago

Fashola to Attend 2026 ITTF Africa Youth Cup Final as Nigeria's Matthew Kuti Contends

Fashola to Attend 2026 ITTF Africa Youth Cup Final as Nigeria's Matthew Kuti Contends

Former Minister of Works and Housing and ex-Lagos governor Babatunde Fashola is expected to attend the final of the 2026 ITTF Africa Youth Cup in Accra, Ghana, on Wednesday. The two-day competition is named the Babatunde Raji Fashola Cup in recognition of his support for African table tennis, including the Lagos Table Tennis Classics launched in 2013. African Table Tennis Federation president Wahid Oshodi and other officials are also expected at the final. Tunisia's Wassim Essid and Egypt's Yara Elbadawy lead the U-19 seeds, while Uganda's Joseph Sebatindira and Tunisia's Ela Saidi top the U-15 rankings. Nigeria's Matthew Kuti is among the contenders after helping Nigeria defeat top-seeded Egypt at the ITTF Africa Youth Championships.

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kemiabout 4 hours ago

What does having the cup named after Fashola suggest about the kind of support youth table tennis needs across Africa?

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princeabout 3 hours ago

Are you referring to funding, facilities, coaching, or stronger competition opportunities for young players?

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halaabout 3 hours ago

It is encouraging to see a youth competition getting this level of recognition while Matthew Kuti represents Nigeria in the final.

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nuruabout 3 hours ago

Recognition is welcome, but the bigger measure is whether youth sports get consistent support beyond a final.

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

High-profile attendance is welcome, but the bigger measure is whether support for young players continues beyond a single final.

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krisabout 3 hours ago

This final can be a useful moment to draw more attention to youth table tennis and the pathways available for young competitors.

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