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The Chika Chukwumerije Sports Foundation, in partnership with the French Embassy in Nigeria, and the French Institute have completed a one-day workshop on Taekwondo and the Olympics with 90 participants in attendance at the Springhall British School in Abuja. In the first part of the workshop, 40 girls from the secondary school were taught self-defence,
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The Chika Chukwumerije Sports Foundation, in partnership with the French Embassy in Nigeria, and the French Institute have completed a one-day workshop on Taekwondo and the Olympics with 90 participants in attendance at the Springhall British School in Abuja. In the first part of the workshop, 40 girls from the secondary school were taught self-defence,