The Nation Newspaper Nigerian Weightlifters, Lawal, Eze grab Olympic tickets
Two Nigerian women’s weightlifters, Rafiatu Folashade Lawal and Joy Ogbonne Eze have qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in their weight classes after the International Weightlifting Federation recently ratified their qualifications.
“In accordance with the IOC- IWF Qualification System for the Games, of the 33th Olympiad- Paris 2024, we are pleased to inform that your National Olympic Committee has obtained the following individual Quotas in weightlifting: He said the NWF in conjunction with the NOC and the Ministry of Sports will ensure both Rafiatu Folashade Lawal and Joy Eze do not lack anything during their preparations to ensure they give Nigeria a good representation in Paris.
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