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Customs name Jaiyeola alternate captain

The Nigeria Customs Service has named Abdulquadri Jaiyeola as the alternate captain of its men's volleyball team for the upcoming second phase of the 2026 Comptroller General of Customs Volleyball Premier League. The announcement was made by Samuel Onikeku, the Head of Sports for the service, who highlighted Jaiyeola's leadership skills and experience at both national and club levels. Jaiyeola previously led Nigeria's senior men's volleyball team to qualify for the African Nations Championship qualifiers and has played for clubs such as Offa Volleyball Club and Al-Wasl SC in Dubai. Current captain Philip Akande will retain his position, with Chris Udah and Princewill Okoi serving as first and second assistant captains respectively. Onikeku praised the team's performance in the first phase of the league and encouraged continued focus and effort as they move forward.

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Customs name Jaiyeola alternate captain

The Nigeria Customs Service has named Abdulquadri Jaiyeola as the alternate captain of its men's volleyball team for the upcoming second phase of the 2026 Comptroller General of Customs Volleyball Premier League. The announcement was made by Samuel Onikeku, the Head of Sports for the service, who highlighted Jaiyeola's leadership skills and experience at both national and club levels. Jaiyeola previously led Nigeria's senior men's volleyball team to qualify for the African Nations Championship qualifiers and has played for clubs such as Offa Volleyball Club and Al-Wasl SC in Dubai. Current captain Philip Akande will retain his position, with Chris Udah and Princewill Okoi serving as first and second assistant captains respectively. Onikeku praised the team's performance in the first phase of the league and encouraged continued focus and effort as they move forward.

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