Nem Jogou Crowned Champions as AFC Dynasty Cup Season 1 Concludes

​The battlegrounds of African mobile esports have settled as the inaugural African Free Fire Community (AFC) Dynasty Cup Season 1 officially came to a dramatic close. This historic tournament was announced on March 17, and the registration ended on June 3, bringing together the top 18 Free Fire squads from across the region and 10 countries, which commenced on June 14 and ended on July 22. Season 1 delivered high-stakes gunplay, tactical zone management, and an impressive showcase of regional talent.

​Standing tall at the apex of the leaderboards, Nem Jogou claimed the ultimate title, earning the crown as the official 1st Place Champions of Dynasty Cup Season 1. Their victory came on the back of exceptional squad synergy, sharp rotation strategies, and clutch performances during crucial high-pressure encounters.

​The battle for the top spots remained fierce until the final matches:

• ​1st Place: Nem Jogou

  

• ​2nd Place: Paradox Gaming

  

• ​3rd Place: Underground Kings

​Runner-ups Paradox Gaming put up a thrilling fight to secure 2nd place, while Underground Kings rounded out the podium in 3rd place after a solid, consistent tournament run.

​Supported by key Esports partners and community networks, including GameEvo, YDPAY, V-Ent, Esports Africa News, NGLA-e, and Nexal Gaming. The AFC Dynasty Cup Season 1 marks a major milestone for grass-roots competitive Free Fire in Africa. The tournament provided a dedicated, professional platform for emerging players to test their mettle, gain exposure, and battle for regional supremacy.

​With Nem Jogou setting the gold standard as the inaugural champions, the success of Season 1 proves that the African mobile gaming scene is rapidly expanding. As the community looks ahead, the groundwork laid by this opening season guarantees even bigger rivalries and higher stakes in the competitions to come.

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