By Victor Kanayo Egypt table tennis great Omar Assar is now number one in Africa, according to latest ranking. This followed his performance at the ongoing Paris 2024 Olympic Games which pushed him up the world...
By Victor Kanayo A Nigerian athlete, Annette Nneka Echikunwoke, now has her joy back after she won a silver medal in the women’s hammer throw for the United States of America. Nneka's fate turned for good four years...
By Victor Kanayo Two Africans - Favour Ofili and Jessica Gbai failed to make it to the podium in the Women's 200m final at the ongoing 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France on Tuesday night. While...
By Victor Kanayo The Nigerian trio of Ese Brume, Ruth Usoro and Prestina Ochonogor have all qualified for the women’s Long Jump event’s final at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. While Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Brume...
By Victor Kanayo Nigeria's sprint star, Favour Ofili, is through to Women's 200m final at the ongoing 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. This was after she emerged second in the first semi-final heat. Specifically, Ofili returned in...
By Victor Kanayo Two Nigerian athletes - Blessing Oborududu and Ezekiel Nathaniel are now in the semi-final of their various sporting engagements at the ongoing 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. While Oborududu dazzled in 68kg wrestling,...
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