By Silvernews
Nigeria’s representation in international judo will come to the fore as Numzy Judo Club of Nigeria departs for an intercontinental club championship billed for April 4 to 6, 2026, in Lomé, Togo.
The club will be represented by an eight-man delegation made up of two officials and six judokas, who are expected to compete against some of the best club sides from across the globe.
Founded by former Zonal Representative and board member of the Nigeria Judo Federation, Hon. Nnanyereugo Madugba, the club has continued to grow in stature within the Nigerian judo community through its commitment to grassroots development and competitive excellence.
Madugba, who hails from Lorji Aboh Mbaise, has been instrumental in nurturing young talents and promoting the sport at various levels, a legacy that is now being showcased on the international stage.
Officials of the team expressed optimism ahead of the championship, noting that the athletes are in high spirits and well-prepared for the challenge.
The participation of Numzy Judo Club is expected to further boost Nigeria’s profile in global judo while offering the athletes the much-needed exposure to top-level competition.
As the championship gets underway in Lomé, stakeholders have rallied behind the team, urging them to fly the nation’s flag high and return with commendable performances.
