The closing ceremony of the 2026 First Phase, Customs Comptroller General (CGC) Volleyball Premier League is expected to attract a colourful closing ceremony at the Indoor Sports Hall, National Stadium, Abuja tomorrow.
Several dignitaries, including the Customs CG, Director General of the Nation’s Sports Commission (NSC), Honourable Bukola Olopade, President Nigeria Volleyball Federation (NVBF), Engineer Musa Nimrod, as well as several other stakeholders in the sports sector are expected to witness the closing ceremony.
Meanwhile, on Day 10 of the competition, a total of 12 matches were played, six male and same number of female.
In the male encounter, NSCDC trounced Nigeria Police Force 3-0, first set, 25-21, second, 25-18 and third, 25-22.
Ajase Ipo fell to the Coal City boys, UCEM VC 0-3, first set 23-25, second, 18-25 and third, 16-25.
Kano Pillars sweated hard before sealing victory over hard fighting Nigeria Correctional Service 3-2 in a highly competitive match.
First set ended 25-20, second, 14-25, third, 25-20, fourth, 17-25 and fifth, 15-12.
Offa VC fell to Defence Spikers 0-3, first set, 16-25, second, 23-25 and third, 15-25.
COAS Spikers wasted no time in neautralizing their opponents , Sunshine Spikers 3-0.
First set, 25-16, second, 25-13 and third, 25-7.
Their colleagues, CNS Spikers however, fell to the Nigeria Customs Service 1-3.
First set, 25-21, second, 22-25, third, 19-25 and fourth, 15-25.
In the female fixtures, COAS Spikers smoked out Fire Service 3-0.
First set, 25-23, second, 25-13 and third, 25-20.
Benue Queens lost their crown to Lifecamp VC 2-3, 14-25, 26-24, 25-21, 19-25 and 14-16 in a keenly contested match.
Vipers Spikers could not withstand the fire power of NAF Rockets, falling 0-3.
First set, 25-27, second, 18-25 and third, 19-25.
The game between NSCDC versus Anambra Queens was an easy ride as it ended 3-0.
First set, 25-15, second, 25-9 and third, 25-15.
Kada Emeralds again, failed to live up to expectations, and were punished by CNS Spikers 0-3, 11-25, 12-25 and 16-25.
Nigeria Customs Service female team left no one in doubt of its superiority , as they trounced Olalomi Royal Angels 3-0.
First set, 25-18, second, 25-22 and third, 25-7.
