Vipers Volleyball Club have celebrated their captain, Esther Mbah, on her birthday, praising the Nigerian international for her leadership, commitment and valuable contributions to the team.

In a statement signed by the club’s Team Manager, Suraj Abiodun Jabar, Vipers described Mbah as an outstanding leader who has consistently demonstrated excellence both on and off the court.

The club also acknowledged her significant role in its achievements, particularly the second-place finish at the 2026 CAVB Zone 3 Club Championship in Ghana.

The statement read:

“The management of Vipers Volleyball Club wants to celebrate Esther Mbah on the occasion of her birthday.

“She has been an asset to Vipers since joining the club, demonstrating outstanding commitment, dedication and leadership.

“Her contributions to the growth and success of the team have been invaluable.

“We appreciate her efforts, professionalism and the positive influence she continues to have on her teammates. We wish her more successful years ahead, good health and greater achievements.”

The club concluded its message by wishing the experienced player continued success as she leads the team towards winning more honours.

Beyond her club achievements, Mbah has also made significant contributions to Nigerian volleyball, winning a bronze medal for the country at the 2024 African Games in Ghana.

She has also secured qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, marking another important milestone in her sporting career.

In separate birthday messages, Nigeria Volleyball Federation board members James Datuhun and Chinedu Onikeku (OLY), alongside Vipers VC Coordinator Samuel Onikeku, joined in celebrating the national team player.

They praised Mbah's leadership qualities since joining Vipers and wished her good health and continued success.

The stakeholders also expressed their best wishes as she prepares for the Beach Volleyball event at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.