Nigerian-born British boxer, Anthony Joshua was in Nigeria yesterday. The popular heavyweight boxer who recently lost his world title to Andy Ruiz Jr was seen in a slum in Lagos called Makoko.
Joshua’s visit is as a result of Slum2School Africa, a volunteer driven organization which provides education to children living in slums and remote communities across Africa.
Our founder, @otto_orondaam taking @anthonyfjoshua & Tonye Cole on a tour of the Makoko community to meet up with residents. #AJatSlum2School #Slum2School pic.twitter.com/t6vRgFq7SX
— Slum2School Africa (@Slum2School) July 13, 2019
The Slum2School Africa project was founded by Otto Orondaam and he took Joshua on a tour of the Makoko community to meet with the residents.
During the visit, one of the kids asked Joshua why he boxes for Britain instead of Nigeria.
Our kid just asked @anthonyfjoshua why he is boxing for Britain ???????? and not Nigeria ????????. His response is in the video. ???????????? #AJatSlum2School #Slum2School pic.twitter.com/sfeB4kYOjz
— Slum2School Africa (@Slum2School) July 13, 2019
Source: EonlineGH.com
