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Nigeria’s D’Tigers capped off a flawless group campaign at AfroBasket 2025 with a 99–90 victory over Cameroon in Luanda. Josh Okogie led with 16 points, while Stan Okoye dazzled off the bench with perfect 3-point shooting. The win gives Nigeria a 3–0 record and a direct ticket to the quarterfinals.

Josh Okogie dropped 33 points as D’Tigers dismantled defending champions Tunisia 87–66 in Angola. Nigeria stays perfect in Group B with back-to-back wins. 🏀🇳🇬

D’Tigers kicked off AfroBasket 2025 with a statement win, beating Madagascar 77–59 in their group stage opener. Caleb Agada led with 22 points as Nigeria’s quest for a second continental crown began in Luanda.

D’Tigress cement their legacy by defeating Mali 78–64 to win a historic fifth consecutive FIBA Women’s AfroBasket title. With this victory, Nigeria secures a spot at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup and extends their decade-long unbeaten run on the continent.

D’Tigress delivered a stunning 75–68 comeback win over Senegal to reach their fifth straight AfroBasket final, staying unbeaten in Africa since 2015.

D’Tigress extended their African dominance to 27 games unbeaten with an emphatic 83–47 win over Cameroon, sealing a semifinal clash with Senegal and a 2026 World Cup qualifying berth.

As D’Tigers prepare for AfroBasket 2025, all eyes will be on whether they can reclaim the championship title they last won in 2015.