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Paris 2024: Team Nigeria Para Badminton Players Make History


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Paris 2024: Team Nigeria Para Badminton Players Make History

Ibrahim Lateef

Team Nigeria representatives in the Para Badminton event at the Paris 2024 Paralympics Mariam Eniola Bolaji and Chigozie Jeremiah Nnanna showcased their skills and determination with impressive victories in their opening matches, reports BSNSports.com.ng.

Mariam Eniola Bolaji triumphed over India’s Mandeep Kaur with a commanding 2-0 (21-8, 21-14) win in the women's SL3 event. Bolaji displayed remarkable agility and control, overpowering her opponent and securing a significant victory to kick start her campaign. Chigozie Jeremiah Nnanna also had an outstanding performance, defeating Germany's Marcel Adam 2-0 (21-12, 21-15) in the men's SL4 event. Nnanna's relentless pursuit and strategic play proved too much for Adam, as he took a decisive win in his opening match. Both athletes will continue their campaigns in the group stages on Friday, 30th August. Mariam Eniola Bolaji is set to face Australia’s Celine Aurelie Vinot, while Chigozie Jeremiah Nnanna will go up against Indonesian Fredy Setiawan. The victories have set a positive tone for Team Nigeria in the Paralympic Games, and the country is eager to see the athletes build on this momentum as they aim for further success.

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ABIDOYE BABATUNDE BLACKCOIN Editor of BSNSports, Radio Presenter of (Grajos 88.3FM), TV Presenter of (KAFTAN TV), Media Officer of NNL Club Side (36 Lion FC) He is a graduate of National Broadcast Academy with 6 years experience working with reputable publications including CITY 105.1, MAX 102.3FM, AOIFootball, Sportsday Newspaper, Opera News, Freekick Naija An unbiased football writer with penchant for sports and historical analysis. While football is his main strength he also keeps abreast of a wide variety of sports.

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