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A journey that would change British boxing as we know it started #OnThisDay in 2013 ✨ The pro debut of Anthony Joshua 🔥 #FuryJoshua

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Yesterday or indeed today is not a time to gloat over the horrific accident that nearly claimed the life of international boxing icon Anthony Joshua Joshua. Tragically, it did take the lives of his associates and possibly the driver involved. Their deaths must not be reduced to mere footnotes in the survival of a celebrity. Yet, because Anthony Joshua Joshua is a global figure, this incident has attracted massive attention. We must not allow this moment to pass without confronting our collective responsibility. These kinds of fatal accidents are the daily, naked reality of a nation that has failed failed in small things and in big ones alike. A country where road safety agencies and the police cannot provide even the most basic first aid. Where there are no stretchers, no functional ambulances, and certainly no air ambulances. Where people die not only from accidents, but from institutional neglect. This is why we must work sincerely and relentlessly toward a revolution one rooted in dignity, competence, and the sanctity of human life. I spoke frankly to Anthony Joshua years ago about the danger of aligning with Nigeria’s rotten leadership. It was an unpopular warning at the time, and many dismissed it. Time, however, has a way of validating uncomfortable truths. I must still insist that Anthony Joshua stop genuflecting at the altars of those who have failed Nigeria so catastrophically. It is time for him to turn his back on them. Icons must not lend legitimacy to dysfunction. My sincere condolences go to the families of the deceased. Their lives mattered, and they deserved far better than this broken system.

Omoyele Sowore

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