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Nigeria’s Ella Onojuvwevwo qualifies for the 400 m semi-finals by winning her Repechage heat in a time of 50.59


Cheers.

Ese Brume, Ruth Usoro and Prestina Oluchi Ochonogor are all through to the finals of the long jump


Cheers.

Tobi Amusan opened her 2024 Olympics account with a victory in her 1st round qualifying heat

Amusan’s time of 12.49 is the second fastest of the semi-final qualifying times, behind Jasmine Camacho-Quinn‘s 12.42


Cheers.

Amusan looks like one of our few medal prospects this olympics

Amusan will medal for sure. She's got a winning mentality.

mastermind wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 8:19 pm Amusan will medal for sure. She's got a winning mentality.

Nothing is sure until it happens. Look at Jakob Ingebrigtsen.

i like how we gave US Echijunokwe (sp) in women's hammer due to our incompetence. She just won silver for the US

6th in Relay semifinals

amafolas wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 2:56 am i like how we gave US Echijunokwe (sp) in women's hammer due to our incompetence. She just won silver for the US

...the problem is we have very poor administrators in every facet of Nigeria sport, and life.
Most of Jamaican athletes US schools, colleges and universities, train and participate in the highly rated NCCA events, with that they go on to represent their country at world meets with good support from home country.
Nigeria can never do that.

We are struggling in the women’s long jump. Ese Brume is currently in 8th place after her second jump. Let’s go, Nigeria


Cheers.

Looks like long jump is going to be a fail

Brume finishes 5th

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone wins the 400 meter hurdles in a newcworld record time of 50.37

That’s faster than most women can run the flat 400


Cheers.

I can’t believe Tobi Amusan did not go through to the hurdles final. It’s officially a total bust for Naija. What a disappointing Olympic Games


Cheers.

Molue Conductor wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 1:47 am

mastermind wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 8:19 pm Amusan will medal for sure. She's got a winning mentality.

Nothing is sure until it happens. Look at Jakob Ingebrigtsen.

Like I said

I want to take this opportunity to thank our gallant Olympians for a brave effort

Thank you for all your efforts

All the best at the next Olympiad