No African country has represented the sport of bobsled at the Winter Olympics, but that’s about to change thanks to three women aiming to represent Nigeria. Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga are shaping history to become Nigeria’s first women’s bobsled team.
Seun, Ngozi and Akuoma are established athletes and are engaged in many hustles. Ngozi has background work experience in the mortgage industry and is now a full-time student pursuing a Doctoral degree. Akuoma is the brakeman for the Nigerian Women’s Bobsled Team and also works as a healthcare recruiter. Seun is the driver of the team and also currently a chiropractic student. Seun is studying for a dual degree of a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Texas Chiropractic College and a Masters of Science in Exercise & Health Science University of Houston Clear Lake.
Teamwork and support have been integral in giving the women of Nigeria’s bobsled team confidence as they work towards success..
Winter will be held in South Korea in February. Participants, generally a country that is part of winter, such as bobsled. Nothing, there is a country from Africa that does not know winter, participate bobsled, attracted a lot of attention.
Three athletes hoist Nigerian women: Seun Adigum, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga record history by becoming the first African team to embody at the Winter Olympics.
Our goal now is to be the best representation Africa has ever witnessed in the Winter Olympics, "Adigun told the network.then we want to put three nigeria name and we will be the oldest to maintain the name of Nigeria country will be more famous for the best then we are very proud and also we say thank you for supporting us ..