Canadian Guard-Forward with Cotonou passport who was one of the top scorers playing for Simon Fraser University (NCAA D2) before debuting as a professional in LEB Plata with Morón, where he played a very solid rookie season that led him to sign in Villarrobledo, in the same category, the following year. That course, NKosi suffered many physical problems, rescinding his contract and signing in the last part of the season, more recovered, in Tobarra to finish the season. The 2020/21 season would be the Canadian player’s last in LEB Plata, again, in another season marked by injury, which did not prevent N’Kosi from scoring more than 10 points on average per game despite playing with discomfort for much of the season.

In his style, he stands out mainly for his ability to score from the dribble, creating advantages through speed, technical ability and physicality in both one-on-one situations and pick and roll plays. He scores in contact near the rim and makes the open three-pointer, to which he adds a good mid-range shot from the dribble. He is a good passer, reads the game well and has a more than good bounce, which allows him to act as a secondary ballhandler. On defense, he is good in one-on-one situations, being able to switch with bigger players thanks to his good physical talent.