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Elizabeth Oshoba: Nigeria’s world champion driving women’s boxing revolution

Business Day about 1 month 1 mins read

From the humble training grounds of Ogun State to the bright lights of London’s Olympia, Elizabeth Oshoba has forged a path defined by dominance, resilience, and historic milestones. After becoming the first Nigerian woman to win a world boxing title, the 26-year-old “Empress” has evolved from a rising prospect into a formidable global force. On […]

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