“My brothers keeper” Anthony Joshua writes in first post since accident as he visits family of deceased friends

Anthony Joshua has made his very first post since surviving an accident that k!lled two of his friends.

 

The professional boxer, who has now returned to the UK after being hospitalised for injuries he sustained in the accident along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway in Nigeria, visited the families of his friends who didn’t survive the accident.

 

 

He shared photos of him posing with the family of Sina Ghami and also with the family of Latif “Latz” Ayodele.

 

In the caption, he wrote: “My Brothers Keeper”.

 

 

Sina Ghami, who was Joshua’s strength and conditioning coach, and Latif “Latz” Ayodele, who was his personal trainer, were buried today, Jan. 4, at the London Central Mosque.

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