Customs ladies make Nigeria volleyball history

Nigeria Customs’ female team has made history by completing the 2025 Comptroller-General of Customs Volleyball Premier League without suffering a single defeat. The Head of Sports, Nigeria Customs Service, Samuel Onikeku, said the NCS team’s unbeaten run is a first in Nigerian volleyball history. Onikeku said the women’s team won all 20 matches across both […]

Nigeria Customs’ female team has made history by completing the 2025 Comptroller-General of Customs Volleyball Premier League without suffering a single defeat.

The Head of Sports, Nigeria Customs Service, Samuel Onikeku, said the NCS team’s unbeaten run is a first in Nigerian volleyball history.

Onikeku said the women’s team won all 20 matches across both phases of the league to clinch the title in emphatic fashion.

“The women won 10 matches in the first phase and another 10 in the final phase. This has never happened before in Nigerian volleyball.

“This is the first time a women’s team has gone through an entire league season unbeaten. We are extremely proud of this feat,” said Onikeku.

He expressed delight with the overall performance of the NCS teams, noting that both the women’s and men’s sides exceeded expectations.

Onikeku said the men’s team also defeated all opponents in the second phase to finish second overall.

“We are thrilled that we have made the Comptroller-General of Customs and the entire Nigeria Customs Service proud. This is a major improvement from last season when the men finished sixth. It shows clear progress.”

In the women’s standings, NCS finished first with 63 sets won, five lost, for a total of 63 points, securing them a third consecutive victory having emerged winners in 2023 and 2024.

Meanwhile, the men’s team placed second with 62 sets won, 18 lost, and 57 points.