Wikki Spikers working hard to secure CGC Premier League qualification: Coach

Coach of Wikki Spikers Volleyball Club, Monday Dada, says the team will continue to work hard to secure qualification for next season’s Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC) Premier League.
Mr Dada said this during an interview on Sunday in Abuja after his side defeated Kada Kings 3-1 in the ongoing 2026 National Division One and Two Volleyball League.
Wikki Spikers recorded a 3-1 (25-16, 25-18, 17-25, 25-21) victory over Kada Kings in a Division One encounter.
Wikki Spikers dominated the opening two sets, winning 25-16 and 25-18 through disciplined blocking and effective attacking play.
Kada Kings fought back in the third set, raising their intensity to claim a 25-17 victory and reduce the deficit.
However, Wikki Spikers regained control in the fourth set, maintaining composure at crucial moments to win 25-21 and seal the match 3-1.
Mr Dada commended his players for their commitment and discipline throughout the competition.
“My dream is for my players to prosper and move to bigger teams. That is what I always encourage them to do. I really thank the boys for their efforts and discipline during the season.
“It is nothing but hard work. We prepared well, had a game plan, and by the grace of God, it worked for us. It was a very difficult match, but we thank God that we came through in style,” he said.
The coach expressed confidence in the team’s progress and its ambition to compete at a higher level.
“By God’s grace, we are doing our best and taking it step by step. Our target is to qualify for the CGC Premier League,” he said.
In another Division One match, Rhino Spikers Volleyball Club defeated Sword Volleyball Club 3-1.
In the women’s category of Division One, Queen Amina Spikers Volleyball Club beat Caliphate Spikers 3-1.
In the men’s category of Division Two, Plateau Rocks defeated Caliphate Spikers 3-1.
The Nigeria Volleyball Federation (NVBF) 2026 Phase One Division One National League features 11 teams, while Division Two comprises seven teams each in the men’s and women’s categories.
The championship, which began on May 23, will end on June 5 at the Indoor Sports Hall of the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja.
(NAN)
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