The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has appointed Abdulquadri Jaiyeola as the alternate captain of its men's volleyball team ahead of the second phase of the 2026 CGC Volleyball Premier League.
The appointment forms part of the club's preparations for the next stage of the season as the former league champions continue their push for another domestic title. The decision also strengthens the team's leadership structure ahead of the resumption of league action.
Jaiyeola, one of the squad's experienced players, is expected to work closely with the team captain by providing leadership both on and off the court. His new role will include supporting the coaching staff, motivating teammates and stepping into leadership responsibilities whenever required during matches.
The Nigeria Customs coaching crew believes the addition of Jaiyeola to the leadership group will enhance communication within the team and help maintain discipline during the demanding second phase of the campaign.
Nigeria Customs remain one of the most successful clubs in Nigerian volleyball and are determined to challenge strongly for the 2026 CGC Volleyball Premier League title. The club enjoyed a competitive opening phase and will now aim to build on those performances as the race for the championship intensifies.
The second phase of the league is expected to feature fierce competition among the country's leading volleyball clubs, with every match likely to have a significant impact on the standings. Customs will be targeting consistent results to keep themselves firmly in the title race.
Jaiyeola's appointment also reflects the confidence the club has in his experience and influence within the squad. His leadership qualities and understanding of the team's objectives are expected to play an important role as Customs pursue success in the remainder of the season.
The Nigeria Customs men's team will now continue preparations for the restart of the league, hoping their strengthened leadership group can inspire another successful campaign and help the club compete for major honours.
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