British Squash player and winner of the maiden edition of the Chamberlain Squash Open (CSO) tournament in Lagos, Tom Ford says he enjoyed Nigerian soup, 'afang'.

Ford who won the men's category of the Chamberlain Squash Open (CSO) after he defeated Nigerian number one male squash player, Babatunde Ajagbe 11-6, 11-9, 2-11, said he would love to taste the Nigerian jollof rice since afang soup was delicious.

Asked if he has eaten any Nigerian food since he arrived for the Squash tournament, Ford said: "Yes I tried the afang soup last week and some palm wine to wash it down.

"It was an interesting experience, I feel like I need to have it a few more times before my stomach gets use to it but I look forward to trying some of the other ones.

Asked if he has eaten Nigerian jollof rice before, the Champion said: "No but that's what I plan to have now actually they do it here right? So I'm going to try it maybe today", Ford said after winning the Chamberlain Squash Open (CSO) tournament at the Squash section of the Lagos Country Club in Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria on Sunday, August 26.

Meanwhile, the tournament, which was held at the Lagos Country Club in Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria, had total prize money of 12,000 dollars which was shared among the competitors.

Ford defeated Nigerian number one male squash player, Babatunde Ajagbe 11-6, 11-9, 2-11 and 11-5 (3-1), while Olatunji overpowered Udeme James 11-7, 11-6 and 11-9 (3-0) to win the men and women categories respectively.

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