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NBA Africa And Future Concerns Announce Multiyear Collaboration To Launch NBA REC In Nigeria
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NBA Africa And Future Concerns Announce Multiyear Collaboration To Launch NBA REC In Nigeria

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Munch It Joins as Official Partner of Inaugural NBA REC University Tournament at the University of Lagos NBA Africa today announced the launch of NBA REC – the league’s recreational basketball platform for players ages 18 and older designed to elevate university, community and adult basketball experiences – in Nigeria through a multiyear collaboration with [...]

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