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Ogun, Lagos Govt Confirm Road Accident Involving Boxing Champion Anthony Joshua

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The Governments of Ogun and Lagos States confirm that British-Nigerian two-time unified world heavyweight boxing champion, Anthony Joshua, was involved in a road traffic accident earlier today along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway.

The vehicle conveying Mr. Joshua and three others collided with a stationary truck, resulting in the tragic loss of two lives.

We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of the deceased and pray that God grants them the strength to endure this difficult period.

Mr. Joshua and another passenger were immediately evacuated to a specialised medical facility in Lagos. Following a series of clinical assessments, attending doctors have confirmed that both individuals are in stable condition and do not require emergency medical intervention at this time. A comprehensive medical team has been assembled and will continue to monitor their condition closely.

Mr. Joshua is reported to be in good spirits and has been in contact with his family.

The Governments of Ogun and Lagos States are closely monitoring the situation and will ensure that the injured receive the highest standard of medical care. Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the accident have also commenced.

We appreciate the concern expressed by members of the public and respectfully request privacy for Mr. Joshua and his family at this time.

 

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