Wahid Enitan Oshodi of Nigeria has been unanimously elected as the President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ATTF). His appointment marks a new chapter for the 54-member continental body, following the conclusion of its Annual General Meeting held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Oshodi succeeds Khaled El-Salhy, who served as president for three terms from 2010 to 2024. Oshodi, previously the Deputy President of ATTF and an Executive Vice President of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), will serve a four-year term as the new head of the ATTF. His election also makes him the only Nigerian currently leading a continental sports organization.

Five-time champions Cameroon have secured their spot in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations following a 1-0 victory over Kenya in Kampala, with Boris Enow netting the decisive goal.

Additionally, 2019 champions Algeria have also qualified, winning their match against Togo 1-0 in Lome, courtesy of a first-half penalty by Ramy Bensabaini.

With these results, Cameroon and Algeria join hosts Morocco and Burkina Faso as the four teams confirmed for the tournament so far.

Former England international Paul Gascoigne has expressed his desire for Sir Alex Ferguson to make a return to Manchester United for “one more season.” Gascoigne’s comments come as current manager Erik ten Hag faces mounting pressure due to the team’s disappointing performance this season.

In an interview with SportsCasting, Gascoigne reflected on the challenges faced by Ten Hag, noting, “I feel sorry for him a bit. Following in Ferguson’s footsteps is no easy task. Even Jose Mourinho and David Moyes struggled after him.”

Gascoigne suggested that Ferguson’s experience and leadership could reignite the squad’s potential, stating, “I would love to see what Ferguson could do with these players, as I think some of them take the p*** out of Ten Hag.”

As Ten Hag’s position grows more precarious, the football community continues to speculate on the future direction of Manchester United.