Nigeria’s Queen of the rings Elizabeth Osoba has brought smiles to the faces of Nigerians after she won the World Boxing Council (WBC) Silver Featherweight Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark
She won WBC world Boxing Congress against, Michela Braga an Italian in round 8 knockout.
This victory was a testament to her hardwork, prayers, and determination to succed, and it solidified her status as a top contender in the boxing world.
She has two belts at hand presently as she had also won the IBO international Boxing Organization in Swindon United kingdom, against Martina Reighi
Elizabeth Osoba’s victory at the WBC championship is not just a personal achievement but a landmark moment for Nigerian boxing and sports in general.
Her success serves as an inspiration to many, especially young female athletes in Nigeria and across Africa.
It represents a breakthrough in the world of sports, where female athletes are increasingly gaining recognition and accolades.
With her historic win, Osoba’s future in boxing looks promising. She continues to train and aim for higher goals, including the main WBC belt.
Her journey is a source of motivation for many aspiring athletes, demonstrating that with hardwork, prayers, and perseverance, it is possible to achieve great heights.
Elizabeth Osoba’s journey from an amateur boxer to a world champion is a story of resilience, skill, and determination.
Her historic win as the first Nigerian female boxer to clinch a world title has not only made her a national hero but also an icon in the world of sports.
As she continues her career, she carries the hopes and aspirations of many young athletes who see her as a role model.
A significant milestone in her amateur career was the 2022 Commonwealth Games, where she represented Nigeria in the Featherweight division and won a silver medal.
This achievement not only brought her recognition but also set the stage for her future success.
After her success in amateur boxing, Osoba transitioned to professional boxing, where she continued to demonstrate her exceptional skills. Her dedication to training and natural talent led to a series of victories, establishing her as a formidable boxer in the professional arena.
Elizabeth Osoba, her Manager, Shawn Morris, her Representative, Amb Big Suni, CEO, Black wall Street, will be in Nigeria on Thursday, 15 February, 2024, to present her belt to the Nigerian Government and Coalition of Civil Societies in Nigeria
Her Primary Constituency, Coalition of Pro – Democracy Groups for A Better Nigeria reporting from Abuja Headquarters, 0803 506 9916, 0808 681 0288, youthvoice@yahoo.com
