Olamide Ibrahim

Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment

We hold onto the hope that the rewards will outweigh the struggles and sacrifices we've made 💪. May the efforts we've put in and the tears we've shed lead us to a brighter tomorrow 🌟. We trust that the pain will pave the way for something beautiful and worth fighting for 💖.
Mohammed BabaAbdulsamiu AdamValorous CombatantThijay AhmadNurudeen Bashir

What a year. Purpose found. Fire lit. Hungry for more.

2025 changed everything for me.

This was the year my life started to feel truly meaningful. I gained admission into the university — a reminder that discipline in sport and discipline in life go hand in hand.

After almost 7 years of training without competing, I finally stepped into competition. Not because fear disappeared, but because my hunger became stronger than my doubts.

Before this year, I faced one of my hardest moments — being screened out at the National Youth Games in Delta State, even after shedding almost 10kg just to stay in my weight class. That pain didn’t break me — it built me.

2025 Competition Journey:

• NIPOGA (Apr 5–12) – Offa Polytechnic (Taekwondo)
→ 2 Bronze Medals 🥉🥉
My first breakthrough. Proof that I belong on the competitive stage.

• 22nd National Sports Festival (May 16–30) – Ogun State (Karate)
→ Quarterfinal exit
A humbling experience that raised my standards.

• Japanese Ambassador’s Cup (Jun 18–21) – Abuja (Karate)
→ Bronze Medal 🥉
Resilience paid off. Consistency brought results.

• 1st Dragon Shotokan Karate Championship (Nov 27–29) – Abuja
→ Quarterfinal loss, then Silver in Team Kumite 🥈
A true test of character, unity, and composure.

Many highs. Many lows.
But never alone.

Every loss sharpened my mindset.
Every medal strengthened my belief.

2026 — higher goals, deeper focus, stronger hunger.
The journey has started — and I’m just getting warmed up.

Kwara highlight at the 1st dragon shotokan karate championship

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1st dragon shotokan karate championship was a success
Alhamdulillah ♥️💕

🥇 TEAM KWARA – MEDAL BREAKDOWN 🥋
Congratulations to our incredible athletes for their outstanding performance!
Here is the official medal tally:

🏅 Bashir Nurudeen – 1 Gold, 2 Silver
🏅 Bashir Toheeb – 2 Silver
🏅 Bashir Azeez – 3 Silver
🏅 Bashir Muritadho – 2 Silver
🏅 Muyideen Adam – 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
🏅 Abubakar Ibrahim – 1 Silver
🏅 Abdulwasiu Muhammad – 1 Silver

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🔥 Total Medals for Team Kwara:
1 Gold | 12 Silver | 1 Bronze

A big congratulations to every athlete! 🎉
You represented Kwara State with strength, discipline, and excellence.
More victories ahead! 🟩⬜🟩🥋✨