Queen Chibuzor of Abia State continued her remarkable run in Southeast Nigeria’s badminton scene, claiming the women’s singles title at the Bet9ja Foundation Southeast Badminton Championship with a commanding 21–6, 21–12 victory over Enugu’s rising star Uju Joy.

Chibuzor combined sharp footwork, precise shot selection, and tactical composure to keep her opponent under constant pressure, earning praise from fans and officials alike for her consistent excellence and technical proficiency.

“Uju is technically gifted, so I had to change my approach quickly to control the game,” Chibuzor said after the match. “She is improving very fast, and that pushes us all to bring our best.”

Despite the lopsided scoreline, Uju Joy showcased flashes of brilliance, highlighting her rapid development and potential to become a regional standout.

Tournament officials lauded Chibuzor’s blend of maturity and aggression, noting that her dominance continues to raise the standard for women’s badminton across the Southeast.

The championship featured strong participation from Abia, Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, and Imo states, with the Bet9ja Foundation once again praised for its support of grassroots sports development.

Chibuzor’s victory underscored her growing legacy in the region and serves as a benchmark for aspiring female players, reaffirming her status as one of Southeast Nigeria’s premier badminton talents.