The African Chovken Championship was successfully held in Abuja, Nigeria, at the Guards Polo Club, bringing together four national teams from Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, and Egypt. The championship took place over four competition days, from November 5 to 8, and represented an important step in the continued development of Chovken on the African continent.
Throughout the tournament, the teams demonstrated a strong level of preparation, discipline, and respect for the traditions of the sport. Each match reflected not only competitive determination, but also sportsmanship and adherence to the core values of Chovken as a historical equestrian discipline. The championship atmosphere was marked by professionalism, cooperation, and mutual respect among all participating nations.
On the final day of competition, Ghana defeated Egypt with a score of 6–1, while Nigeria secured a 5–3 victory over Niger. Based on the results of all matches, the final standings were determined as follows: first place – Nigeria; second place – Niger; third place – Ghana; fourth place – Egypt.
Nigeria claimed the title of African Champion after a consistent and confident performance throughout the championship. Niger earned the silver position, demonstrating resilience and competitive stability during the tournament. Ghana and Egypt also made valuable contributions to the championship, strengthening the overall level of competition and representing the growing geographic reach of the sport.
The championship highlighted the importance of Chovken as a sport that preserves historical traditions while fostering international cooperation and cultural exchange. Beyond results and rankings, the tournament demonstrated the commitment of all participants to the development of Chovken, the respect between competitors, and the shared dedication to promoting the sport across the continent.
The International Chovken Federation congratulates all teams, players, and organizers for their efforts in making the African Championship a successful and significant event.