#Paris2024: Sports Minister Salutes D'Tigress’ Galant Victory Against World Number 3, Australia

NaijablaseTv ( Ettah Emmanuel O.)

BY EMMANUEL ETTAH O. 

The Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh has showered praises on the Nigerian Women's basketball team, D'Tigress for their outstanding performance as Nigeria defeated Australia 75-62 in a thrilling encounter on Monday morning.

The win marks Team Nigeria's first win at this year's Olympics taking place in Paris, France.

D'Tigress displayed remarkable character in their first match of the Olympic Games, taking down a basketball super-house and world number three nation to record a historic victory.

The Opals of Australia, five-time Olympic medallists, couldn't stop the brave Nigerian ladies. The first quarter ended 18-17, the second quarter ended 23-11, while the third and fourth quarters ended 10-19 and 24-15, respectively.

Senator Enoh expressed his pride and excitement, stating, "This victory is not just a win; it is a monumental achievement.

Our D'Tigress has shown the world what determination and teamwork can achieve. They have made every Nigerian proud, beating the number three nation in the world rankings."

He added, "The resilience and spirit displayed by our women's basketball team are a beacon of hope and inspiration for all athletes competing in Paris. Their performance is a shining example of the excellence we aspire to achieve across all sports."


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The dedication and hard work of D'Tigress have paid off spectacularly," Senator Enoh continued. "This victory will undoubtedly boost the morale of the entire Team Nigeria, and I am confident that it will lead to more successes in the days to come. Let us all rally behind our athletes as they continue to strive for greatness."

D’Tigress have handed Nigeria its first WIN at the ongoing #Olympics, setting a positive tone for the rest of the games.

SIGNED:

Diana-Mary Nsan,
S.A. Media
To the Honou

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