EST. 2010 · FHA LUGBE, ABUJA
Kings of Lugbe since 2010.
A neighbourhood basketball family: organised runs, fair games and people who show up for each other, on and off the court.
15+
years on the court
80+
active members
3
runs every week
12
tournaments hosted
2010
Our story
One ball, a bent rim and a lot of pride.
In 2010 a handful of FHA Lugbe neighbours started meeting at a half-finished court. The runs got bigger, so we got organised: dues, real equipment and elected leaders. Fifteen years on, a new generation plays like they own the place.
Read our storyWhy join
More than a pickup game.
Regular organised runs
Three sessions every week, with fair team picks by the Games Coordinator.
Tournaments & inter-estate games
Represent the Kings against teams across Abuja.
Kit & equipment
Balls, bibs and first aid managed by the Store Keeper. Member prices on jerseys.
A real say
Elect your leaders every year and vote on how the community is run.
Brotherhood & welfare
We celebrate milestones and support members through injuries and hard times.
Level up
Veterans mentor younger players. Skills sessions and conditioning.
When & where
Three runs a week. One court.
TUE
5:30–8:00pm
Full court · evening run
THU
5:30–8:00pm
Full court · evening run
SAT
7:00–11:00am
Open run · all levels, biggest turnout
FHA Lugbe courtLugbe, Abuja, FCT
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Fees
Simple, honest, in naira.
Includes your first month
Registration
₦5,000
One-off. Pay online and you're in straight away, with your joining month's dues covered.
Pay online
Monthly dues
₦2,000 / month
Due by the 7th. Pay one month or several at once, with a receipt every time.
Cash at the court
Guest visit
₦1,000 / visit
Not a member yet? Pay an executive at the court and play.
Become a member
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Visit as a guest
Not ready to join? Pull up.
Come to any run, pay ₦1,000 cash to an executive at the court, and play. Come often? Membership pays for itself fast.
The executive · 2026–2027
Elected by the members.
Emeka Nwosu
Samuel Eze
Latest news
From the court.
Gallery
Moments at the court.
We didn't have a proper court or even a second ball. What we had was each other, and we kept showing up.