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Mangongo Vows to Take Nigeria to 2028 Cricket World Cup

The Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF) has appointed Zimbabwean tactician Stephen Mangongo as the new head coach of the national men’s team, with the coach vowing to lead Nigeria to the 2028 Cricket World Cup. Mangongo was officially unveiled on Wednesday, May 27, at the TBS Cricket Oval in Lagos. Newsmen confirmed his appointment ahead of the ceremony, marking a new chapter for Nigerian cricket under a coach with extensive experience in African cricket development. During his unveiling, Mangongo expressed determination to qualify Nigeria for the 2028 Cricket World Cup, pledging to build a competitive team capable of challenging the continent’s top sides. He emphasized developing local talent, improving team cohesion, and winning the ICC T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional qualifiers as stepping stones to the global tournament. The appointment follows the exit of former coach Steve Tikolo, who had overseen […]

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Mangongo Vows to Take Nigeria to 2028 Cricket World Cup

The Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF) has appointed Zimbabwean tactician Stephen Mangongo as the new head coach of the national men’s team, with the coach vowing to lead Nigeria to the 2028 Cricket World Cup. Mangongo was officially unveiled on Wednesday, May 27, at the TBS Cricket Oval in Lagos. Newsmen confirmed his appointment ahead of the ceremony, marking a new chapter for Nigerian cricket under a coach with extensive experience in African cricket development. During his unveiling, Mangongo expressed determination to qualify Nigeria for the 2028 Cricket World Cup, pledging to build a competitive team capable of challenging the continent’s top sides. He emphasized developing local talent, improving team cohesion, and winning the ICC T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional qualifiers as stepping stones to the global tournament. The appointment follows the exit of former coach Steve Tikolo, who had overseen […]

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Akpata unveils bold four pillar plan to transform Nigerian cricket

Nigeria Cricket Federation president Dr Uyi Akpata says the federation is implementing a long term plan built on grassroots development, better facilities, high performance and strong partnerships to transform Nigerian cricket. He explained that after the current board was re elected in October 2025, more than 30 stakeholders, including 13 board members, met in Lagos for a two day strategy retreat to redefine what cricket should mean for Nigeria. Akpata said the goal is to use cricket as a platform for impact by raising players’ aspirations, giving children exciting opportunities and offering sponsors a credible product to support. On grassroots development, he recalled that when he assumed office, the NCF had only about seven development officers nationwide, but now employs around 45 field officers, one in each state, who are assessed every three months on progress in schools and communities. […]

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