The story of Miss Eze Joy Ogbonne who won 3 Gold medals at 15 who was never remembered

As posted by facebook user Prince Ozed.






The train of appreciation has taken us to Umu-una, isu in onicha local govenment Area of Ebonyi State.

Prince ozed and crew (unique family)
Has decided to give honour to whom honour is due.

Talents are dying and the one's that has been discovered are left to perish.

 That is the reason the Story of
Miss EZE JOY OGBONNE, whose picture appears below, we will not let it  die.
 Let me brief you her history .

A girl who discovered her talent at a very young age and has trained hard for it, was invited to participate during the December 2018 Festival games in abuja and she won 2 gold and 1Bronze at 14years,
That made her qualify to represent Nigera in the 12th All African Games in Morocco, August 2019 and she got to the final and defeated two Egyptian girls to win three gold medals, and Became an African Champion at the age of 15  (Ebonyi State girl).

This kid came back home and wasn't given a grand reception just because she is from a poor background,
The commissioner for youth and sport ignored her maybe because her father wasn't a big boy in politics.
The government pretended she never existed because there was no one to speak for her.
Many talents have been buried in the grave but this one, I mean this one, we the unique family will not allow it go down  unrecognized.

That is the reason we prince ozed and crew has decided to visit her in her village in isu, onicha local government area and ascertain the nature of her welfare, which was very discouraging.

We will be packaging a grand reception for her, as a true AFRICAN CHAMPION that she is and an appreciation reception by next week.

We are going to shut down Abakaliki town for her and give her the champion ovation and reception that she truely deserves.
Prince ozed
Form (unique Family)

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