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PACE Coaches Clinic 2026 Returns To Raise The Standard Of Basketball Coaching In Nigeria

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As Nigerian basketball continues to produce talents making their mark around the world, one challenge remains impossible to ignore: the need to invest in the coaches responsible for developing the next generation. That is the driving force behind the PACE Coaches Clinic, a free basketball coaching development programme returning for its third edition in Lagos [...]

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