In his giant stride to encourage sporting activities, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo has donated training kits to a rising star in Nigerian boxing, Muyideen Oyakojo.
Ambassador Oguntoyinbo made the donation yesterday immediately he got back to Nigeria after his trip to United Kingdom.
He said,” my aim is to boost Oyakojo’s dedication and focus, propelling him towards international success.”
The philanthropist and sport enthusiast expressed his confidence in the promising 5.1-foot, 56-weight boxer, said the kit would allow him to do better.
The boxing kits including gloves, headgear, cop protector, socks, shoes, bag, water bottle, bandages, skipping rope, teeth guard, training canvas, and clothes.
The CEO of Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited’s commitment to nurturing young talents in the sports and entertainment sector is commendable.
Ambassador Oguntoyinbo emphasized the significance of supporting ambitious young Nigerians like Oyakojo, highlighting the broader encouragement for others to pursue their dreams relentlessly.
He added that,” You have equipped yourself with the tools of a champion, and with dedication and resilience, you will weave a story of success in the ring.”
Overwhelmed with joy, Oyakojo expressed gratitude for the thoughtful philanthropy of Ambassador Oguntoyinbo, acknowledging that the support not only enhances his training but also serves as a powerful inspiration for excellence in the sport.
He added that,” I pray God continue to back you up in all your endeavors, great things and mighty things which you want, God will continue to do it for you. Both your business and political career will continue to flourish for greatness, Amin
“I will forever be grateful for all your mission to support my boxing career to the top, with you. Hon Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, I am blessed, thanks for making my life meaningful and special”.
Eagerly anticipating his first professional fight, Oyakojo, now under the wing of Bullion Go-Neat Limited, is poised to take on the international stage.
Oyakojo’s boxing journey has been nothing short of remarkable, with notable appearances in national and international events, including the Ogun State Grassroots Games, the 18th National Sports Festival “Eko 2012,” and the National Youth Games in Abuja in 2013.
His international experience spans the 2nd Africa Youth Games in Gaborone, Botswana, and the AIBA World Youth Olympics Qualification in Sofia, Bulgaria, both in 2014.
Having clinched victory at the Korater Boxing Championship in 2013 and securing a Bantamweight Bronze medal at the National Open Boxing Championship in 2017, Oyakojo’s dedication and talent are undeniable.
Oyakojo’s ambition to enter the American boxing scene in the near future, accompanied by Ambassador Oguntoyinbo , is eagerly anticipated by enthusiasts and fans.