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Minister congratulates Nigeria’s first female to qualify for taekwondo after 16 years
The Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, has congratulated Elizabeth Anyanacho, the first female athlete to qualify for Taekwondo in 16 years and second female ever Taekwondo Olympian.
The Minister also reiterated the need to catch athletes at a very young age considering the fact that Anyanacho, who has been part of an active high performance taekwondo program aimed at producing international champions and Olympians, started Taekwondo at age 15 and is making history at 20 as the second female to fly the Green-White-Green flag in the Olympics since Athens 2004.
Elizabeth Anyanacho, a 300 level student of Statistics at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State, is the current national champion and the 2019 All African Games medalist
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