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Contact Nigerian Basketball
How to reach the Nigerian Basketball Federation and basketball academies in Nigeria.
Nigerian Basketball Federation (NBBF)
- Phone0802 825 6151
- Emailoffice@basketballnigeria.com
- OfficesLagos and Abuja
Details as listed in our records. The NBBF elects a new board on 15 October 2026; contact details may change.
About the NBBF
The Nigerian Basketball Federation (NBBF) is the main body for basketball in Nigeria established as a governing body that oversees the activities of the men and women basketball club in the country.
The sports federation/association was created in the year 1963 and since its inception has been affiliated to the FIBA Africa which is the Continental Basketball Federation.
The federation has helped in all the game ramifications to make sure that the sports maintain its position, strive better and become more prominent and this has brought about an increase in the number of players that the federation recruits yearly developing them into professional players who will be willing and proud to represent the country at all times.
The federation also improves the affairs of the sports not only in Nigeria but globally and with total dedication to the sports have earned glory for the country in both Nigeria FIBA world cup and also in FIBA Africa.
Basketball academies
This is a basketball institution developed by the government or individual to help teach the game of basketball to aspiring individuals that want to join the basketball team through private lessons. It’s been designed to help youth develop in the aspect of basketball game and progress in the game of basketball.
The focus of the Academy is to give learners the chance to put in more effort on improving their overall basketball skills. Some of the basketball academies in Nigeria include;
- Rookies Basketball Academy, Police College Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria, +234 809 350 1457
- Gordon Basketball Academy, Victoria Garden City, Recreational Park, Lagos, Nigeria
- Titans Basketball Academy, Plot M16, 21 Road CD Close, Festac Town, Lagos Nigeria, 0802 825 6151, and more.
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Getting involved in Basketball in Nigeria
Whether you want to take part, coach, officiate, organise an event or simply support the sport in Nigeria, the organisations listed on this page are the official place to start. A few tips before you get in touch:
- Athletes and parents: ask about registered clubs and state associations near you, age-group and grassroots programmes, and the documents you need to register.
- Coaches and officials: ask which courses and licences the federation recognises, and how they link to the sport’s international governing body.
- Schools, companies and event organisers: ask about sanctioning, rules and approved officials before you announce a competition.
- Check the details: officials and addresses can change after federation elections, so confirm by phone or email before you visit. Spotted a change? Tell SitesNG and we will update this page.
Read up before you call: everything SitesNG has on Basketball in Nigeria.
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- History of Basketball in Nigeria
- Nigerian Basketball League
- Nigeria Basketball Teams: D’Tigers and D’Tigress
- Nigerian Players in College Basketball: The Risen Stars
- Current Nigerian-Born and Nigerian-Heritage Players in the NBA
- Nigerian Basketball Players: Past and Present
- Current Nigerian-Born and Nigerian-Heritage Players in the WNBA
- All sports in Nigeria
- Nigerian athletes
Quick answers
Contacting Nigerian basketball
How do I contact the Nigeria Basketball Federation?
You can reach the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) by phone on 0802 825 6151 or by email at office@basketballnigeria.com. The federation has offices in Lagos and Abuja.
How can my child join a basketball academy in Nigeria?
Academies such as Rookies Basketball Academy (Police College, Ikeja), Gordon Basketball Academy (Victoria Garden City) and Titans Basketball Academy (Festac Town) train young players in Lagos. Contact them directly for trials and fees.
When is the NBBF election?
The Nigeria Basketball Federation’s elective congress is scheduled for 15 October 2026 in Abuja, with the new board taking office the next day.