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Lagos Sports Commission DG meets mother of young athlete over viral video

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Mr Fatodu with Abike Oshodi and her daughter, Tanimola (CREDIT: LSSC Media)

Tanimola, who represents Lagos in squash and competes in the Under-15 category, had reportedly been prevented from participating in a crucial sporting engagement by personnel of Surulere Local Government

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