Nigeria’s Under-18 and Under-20 men’s handball teams have advanced to the semi-finals of the ongoing in Lomé, following commanding victories over their respective opponents.
The Under-18 team, coached by , delivered an emphatic performance with a resounding 41–19 triumph over Benin Republic. The defending champions in the youth category dominated proceedings from the outset, combining clinical attacking play with a well-organised defence to overwhelm their opponents and secure a place in the last four.
The result further reinforces the team’s impressive form in the tournament, underlining their status as one of the leading contenders for the title.
Similarly, the Under-20 side, under the guidance of , produced a commanding display to defeat Ivory Coast 28–10. Nigeria took early control of the encounter, establishing a 10–5 lead at halftime before delivering a dominant second-half performance to seal a comprehensive victory.
Both teams have now demonstrated strong intent and quality as they progress to the knockout stage of the competition, organised by the .
With their semi-final spots confirmed, focus now shifts to the decisive phase of the tournament, where Nigeria will aim to maintain their unbeaten run and secure qualification for the continental stage.
