Anthony Asuquo, gymnastics coach, dies amid alleged ₦11 Million bank controversy
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Asuquo helped train many athletes and recently led TIG gymnasts to win medals at the 2024 Women’s Artistic Gymnastics event in Anadia, Portugal
A well-known Nigerian gymnastics coach, Anthony Asuquo, has been found dead under unclear circumstances, raising concern among the gymnastics community and the public.
Asuquo, who founded Tony International Gymnastics (TIG) Club, reportedly died suddenly after telling friends that ₦11 million had allegedly been withdrawn from his bank account.
The exact cause of his death is still unknown, and authorities have not yet released an official statement.
His death has shocked Nigeria’s sports community, especially in gymnastics, where he was respected for developing talent.
Asuquo helped train many athletes and recently led TIG gymnasts to win medals at the 2024 Women’s Artistic Gymnastics event in Anadia, Portugal see.
Friends, colleagues, and sports officials are calling on security agencies to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death and ensure all questions are answered.
At the time of this report, authorities had not responded officially, while tributes continued to honor the late coach for his passion, discipline, and dedication to Nigerian gymnastics.
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