Tiv athletes
Football has been the leading sport in Tivland for generations. Benue State's clubs, above all BCC Lions of Gboko, gave many Tiv players their start before they moved on to national and international careers. Tiv sportsmen and sportswomen have since represented Nigeria at Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and FIFA World Cups. Members of the diaspora have reached the top of professional sport in Europe and the United States.
Who is profiled here
Players from the home game include Moses Kpakor, who helped the Super Eagles to silver at the 1990 Africa Cup of Nations, and Amir Angwe, who died on the pitch during a continental club match. There are also Super Eagles strikers Barnabas Imenger Jr and Gift Orban, Portland Timbers' record goalscorer Fanendo Adi, and Super Falcons forward Francisca Ordega. Two father-and-son pairs feature: Dominic Iorfa Sr and Jr, and the Imenger family. Beyond football, the category profiles basketball player Jeff Varem, professional wrestler Apollo Crews (born Sesugh Uhaa) and international referee Mimisen Iyorhe.
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Many fine Tiv athletes played before television and the internet made careers easy to follow, and their records survive mainly in newspapers and memory. If you know of a Tiv athlete, coach or official whose story should be told, in football or in athletics, wrestling, boxing or any other sport, please send their details through the contribution form.
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Amir Angwe
1966 – 1995
Nigerian international forward for BCC Lions and Julius Berger FC, who collapsed and died of a heart attack during an African Cup…
Read Biography →Apollo Crews
1987 – present
American professional wrestler of Tiv/Nigerian heritage, born Sesugh Isaac Uhaa, who competed in WWE and won the United States an…
Read Biography →Barnabas Imenger Jr.
1991 – present
Nigerian Super Eagles striker, son of former Nigeria international Barnabas Imenger Sr, forming one of the first father-son pairi…
Read Biography →David Tyavkase
1984 – present
Nigerian footballer who won four league titles and two FA Cups with Enyimba, and earned a cap for the Nigeria national team.
Read Biography →Dominic Iorfa Jr
1995 – present
English professional footballer of Tiv/Nigerian heritage, son of Nigerian international Dominic Iorfa Sr, who plays as a defender…
Read Biography →Dominic Iorfa Sr
1968 – present
Nigerian striker known for his electric pace, who played professionally in England, Scotland, Turkey, Ireland, and Belgium, becom…
Read Biography →Fanendo Adi
1990 – present
Nigerian striker and the Portland Timbers' all-time leading goalscorer, who won the 2015 MLS Cup and later became a youth academy…
Read Biography →Francisca Ordega
1993 – present
Nigerian international forward who has represented the Super Falcons at multiple FIFA Women's World Cups and played professionall…
Read Biography →Gift Orban
2002 – present
Nigerian striker who set a UEFA club-competition record for the fastest hat-trick, and has played for Gent, TSG Hoffenheim, and H…
Read Biography →Jeff Varem
1983 – present
Nigerian professional basketball player who played college basketball at Washington State University and in the NBA Development L…
Read Biography →Mimisen Iyorhe
1984 – present
Retired Nigerian international football referee who officiated at major tournaments including the Women's Africa Cup of Nations a…
Read Biography →Moses Kpakor
1965 – present
Nigerian midfielder nicknamed "Police" who helped the Super Eagles win silver at the 1990 Africa Cup of Nations, and later coache…
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