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Gymnastics: Oluwateniola, Jedidiah dazzle at Boston Cup

Dare Kuti
Last updated: April 24, 2019 12:46 am
Dare Kuti
Published: April 24, 2019
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Jeanette Oluwateniola and Amanda Jedidiah won silver and gold respectively for Nigeria at the just concluded Biggest Rythmic Gymnastics Competition in Boston, United States of America.

The tournament which began on the 19th of April 2019 and ended on April 21st 2019 saw both athletes shine irrespective of top gymnasts.

Nigeria was the first black nation to take part in the Boston cup in history of the tournament, competed with countries like Japan, USA, Canada, China, and Romania amongst others.

While speaking on the exploit of Nigeria in the competition, the head coach,Tony International Gymnastics TIG club, Anthony Asuquo, commended the kids for making Nigeria proud in far away USA.

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“I am happy to always purify our negative names out there, I want the world to know that Nigeria is a place to be and that the government should have plans for children”, he expressed.

Coach Asuquo equally said that five Nigerians would have represented the country but visa hitches are still an obstacle in attending more events and tournaments.

“We are five Gymnasts to attend the competition, but the others couldn’t get an appointment for Visa interview, they include Gabriella Asemota, Stephanie Onusiriuka and Danielle Asemota, and also coach Mindy.

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TAGGED:Amanda JedidiahAnthony AsuquoJeanette OluwateniolaRythmic Gymnastics Competition in BostonTony International GymnasticsUnited States of America
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