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Nigerian athletes storm Ghana for African Athletics Championships

A strong contingent of Nigerian athletes has arrived in Accra, Ghana, ahead of the 24th Confederation of African Athletics (CAA) Senior Athletics Championships, scheduled for May 12 to 17 at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. The Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) named a 45-athlete squad for the championships, comprising 25 women and 20 men across track and field events. World record holder Tobi Amusan headlines the women’s team and will spearhead Nigeria’s charge in the 100m hurdles, supported by Adaobi Tabugbo and Janet Sunday. Sprint star Rosemary Chukwuma leads the 100m and 4x100m relay line-up, as Nigeria targets dominance in the women’s short sprints and relays. On the men’s side, Favour Ashe anchors a formidable 100m and 4x100m relay squad that also features Enoch Adegoke, Chidera Ezeakor and Tejiri Godwin. The team also boasts competitors in the 200m, 400m, […]

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Accra 2026: Amusan, Ashe lead 45‑man team to CAA Athletics Championships

World record holder Tobi Amusan and sprint sensation Favour Ashe will spearhead Nigeria’s medal charge at the 2026 CAA African Senior Athletics Championships in Accra, Ghana, as part of a 45 athlete delegation named by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN). The championships, scheduled to hold at the Legon Sports Stadium from May 12 to 17, will feature over 1,000 athletes from about 50 African nations. According to the AFN, Team Nigeria comprises 25 female and 20 male athletes, blending established stars with exciting new talents. Amusan, the women’s 100m hurdles world record holder and multiple African and Commonwealth champion, is expected to compete in her specialist event alongside Adaobi Tabugbo and Janet Sunday. Nigeria’s women’s sprint unit is anchored by in form 100m runner Rosemary Chukwuma, who will double in the individual dash and the 4x100m relay. She will […]

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Impressive Team Nigeria secure three World Relays spots in Gaborone

Team Nigeria delivered an impressive performance at the Debswana World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Botswana, securing three qualification spots for next year’s World Championships. With a largely home based squad, the athletes rose to the occasion and ensured Nigeria will be represented in multiple relay events on the global stage. Nigeria’s biggest highlight came in the mixed 4x400m relay, where the quartet of Samson Nathaniel, Taiwo Kudoro, Chidi Okezie and Patience Okon George ran a season’s best of 3:12.88 to finish second in their heat. That result was enough to secure a ticket to the 2027 World Championships in Beijing and underlined the country’s growing strength in the one lap relay. The women’s 4x100m team also secured qualification after bouncing back from an earlier setback. Following a baton mishap that cost them in their first outing, the quartet of Rosemary […]

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