Team Nigeria Review – 2023 World Athletics Championships Day 7
It was an evening to forget for Team Nigeria in their penultimate events as the men's and women's 4x100m teams didn't make it past...
Italy, USA lead men’s & women’s 4x100m qualification in Budapest
Italy had a team listed to run the heats of the men's 4x100m in Budapest, but a last minute change was made and Olympic...
Lyles completes sprint double as Jackson defends 200m title at Budapest...
Noah Lyles continued his unstoppable run as he claimed his third consecutive 200m world title at the ongoing World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary.The...
Nigeria’s men’s & women’s 4x100m miss out on qualification for final...
Nigeria competed in the men's and women's 4x100m heats on Day 7 of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest.The Nigerian men's 4x100m was made...
Team Nigeria Review – 2023 World Athletics Championships Day 6
It was a day of near-finishes for Team Nigeria at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, as the country is yet to win...
Ofili & Akintola bow out of 200m at Budapest ’23
Nigeria's duo of Favour Ofili and Alaba Akintola have bowed out in the semi-final stage of the men's and women's 200m at the World...
World Leaders Lyles & Thomas top standings in men’s and women’s...
The 200m semis was one of the highly anticipated events on Day 6 of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest as some of the...
Antonio Watson beats highly experienced field to win men’s 400m GOLD...
Youth prevailed over experience in the final of the men's 400m at the World Championships in Budapest as 21-year-old Jamaican, Antonio Watson won GOLD...
Danielle Williams strikes women’s 100mH Gold in Budapest!
It was mostly the night of underdogs on Day 6 of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest and this we saw in the form...
Team Nigeria Review – 2023 World Athletics Championships Day 5
It was an impressive outing for Nigeria's contingent on Day 5 of the World Athletics Championships as most of her athletes progressed to the...
