Yaba-based boxing prospect Abdulahi Robiu delivered a statement performance, winning 5-0 on unanimous decision against Favour Eze in the 70kg headline fight at the 146th Lagos Boxing Hall of Fame (LBHF) Monthly Show over the weekend at Agege Stadium. Competing for the Possible Boxing Club and carrying the nickname “Successful,” Robiu controlled the marquee matchup on a stacked 10-bout card, reinforcing his growing reputation as one of Lagos’ standout amateur talents.
Robiu’s win in the main event
Robiu put in a dominant display to claim a clean sweep of the judges’ scorecards, securing the unanimous verdict in the 70kg feature bout against Eze. The victory served as the centerpiece of the monthly programme and highlighted his status among the most promising fighters in the city’s amateur ranks.
After the contest, Robiu thanked his training team and the event organizers, stressing that the regularity of the platform is important for young boxers. He said consistent staging of these shows creates meaningful development milestones for athletes rising through the ranks in the region.
Full card results from the LBHF Monthly Show
The event included eight competitive bouts plus two youth exhibition matches, producing a blend of lopsided showings and closely fought decisions across weight classes.
- In the 75kg male division, Lawal Ismail defeated Ojichukwu Obi on a unanimous decision.
- In the women’s 70kg category, Sarah Akinola won a tight split decision over Adah Obi.
- In the 65kg class, Muiz Ogunshola edged out Ismailia Sanusi via a narrow 3-2 split decision.
- Another split decision saw Abdulahi Adebayo get the better of Michael Jeremiah, reflecting a competitive contest decided on finer margins.
- In the 60kg bout, Owolabi Opeyemi overpowered Kola Ogunsemore.
- At 55kg, Quadri Obayemi defeated Bright Majekodunmi.
The 50kg contest ended differently from the rest of the results, with the referee’s decision settling the outcome.
- In the 50kg matchup, Daniel Daramola was awarded the win after Habeeb Adebayo was disqualified.
Why the monthly tournament matters
The LBHF Monthly Show is held on the final Saturday of every month and continues to function as a key development pipeline for amateur boxing in Lagos State. Local stakeholders highlighted that the regular schedule plays a major role in keeping athletes active, disciplined, and ready for opportunities at national selection.
Coach backs LBHF’s consistency
AY Gold Boxing Club head coach Abdulhakeem Yinus said the institutional reliability of the LBHF platform is exactly what the grassroots level needs. He added that sustaining the event’s competitive momentum helps ensure Lagos State keeps producing high-calibre boxers who can ultimately contend on the global stage.
