Nigerian Paralympian Bolaji Eniola Mariam has made a strong start to the year, emerging victorious against Elizabeth Nabwire at the Egypt Para-Badminton International 2025.
The event was Mariam’s first international tournament of 2025, and the young talent was eager to build on her impressive performance in 2024, where she broke multiple records and brought pride to Nigeria and Africa.
Despite a keenly contested affair, Mariam triumphed in dominant style, extending her remarkable winning streak by claiming her 10th title in 10 tournaments while securing her 58th win in 64 matches.
This achievement follows her groundbreaking success in 2024, where she made history as the first African athlete to win a badminton medal at the Paralympic Games.
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At just 18 years old, Mariam clinched the bronze medal in the women’s singles SL3 category at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, defeating Ukraine’s Oksana Kozyna in straight sets.
Regardless of her success in 2024, Mariam has proven with her recent victory that she is not resting on her oars as she is motivated to showcase her exceptional talent while solidifying her place in African badminton history.
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