First female owned, staffed swim school gets funding boost

Nigeria’s first female owned and staffed swimming school, designed to safely train and equip Nigerian women and children in the sport of swimming, has secured funding to build a first of its kind Aquatic Center in Lagos. This would be

Tobi Awodipe

WIMBIZ

First female owned, staffed swim school gets funding boost

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