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March 7, 2026
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Burma Camp Tennis Club hosts successful 12th Ghana–Nigeria Independence Day Tennis Tournament
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- The Burma Camp Tennis Club (BCTC) hosted the 12th Bi-Annual Independence Day International Tennis Tournament from March 6-8, 2026, in Accra.
- The tournament featured players from BCTC (Ghana) and Nigeria’s Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida Country Club, commemorating their respective independence anniversaries.
- It aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between Ghana and Nigeria, fostering patriotism, unity, and social cohesion through sport.
- The event facilitates networking and business collaborations among participants from both countries.
- Key sponsors included 360 surveys & Engineering Ltd, SIC insurance, and Bajfreight and logistics.
Why This Matters
This tournament is significant for Ghana as it strengthens diplomatic and economic ties with Nigeria, a crucial regional partner, through sports diplomacy. It fosters cross-border business opportunities and cultural exchange, contributing to regional integration and stability. The event also showcases Ghana's capacity to host international events and promote goodwill within West Africa.
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