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FG CONGRATULATES ELIZABETH OSHOBA ON HISTORIC WORLD TITLE WIN.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE

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PRESS RELEASE 


FG CONGRATULATES ELIZABETH OSHOBA ON HISTORIC WORLD TITLE WIN



The Federal Government has congratulated  Elizabeth Oshoba for becoming the first Nigerian female boxer to clinch a world title.


The Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, in his congratulatory message stated that the feat represents a motivation for women in sports


Senator Owan Enoh explained 

that Oshoba's victory is a testament to the resilience and talent that Nigerian athletes possess and the never-say-die spirit that they embody. *She has not only made history for herself but has also brought immense pride to our nation. This achievement is a shining example for aspiring athletes across the country*, he said. 


While urging sports loving Nigerians to continue to support  and encourage our female athletes, the Minister informed that 

Oshoba's success sends a powerful message about the strength and capabilities of our female athletes. *It is crucial that we continue to support and encourage women in sports, providing them with the platforms and opportunities they deserve* *Oshoba's journey to the top has been nothing short of inspiring. With an unblemished professional record of 7-0, she has not only claimed the World Champion title in the women's featherweight category but has also etched her name in the annals of Nigerian sports history*, Senator Owan Enoh added.


The Minister expressed his admiration for Oshoba's dedication, skill, as well as determination and appreciated her coaches, family members and everyone who has helped her ascend to the top echelons of her game.


As Nigeria revels in the glory of Elizabeth Oshoba's triumph, Senator Owan Enoh assured that the Federal Ministry of Sports Development remains committed to fostering a conducive environment for the growth and development of sports talent in the country, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Administration 


The historic feat took place during the World Boxing Council (WBC) Silver Female featherweight bout, where Oshoba secured victory in the 10th round against Italy's Michela Braga.


Signed 

Mohammed Manga *FCIA*

Director, Press & Public Relations 


January 20, 2024

 

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