Tag: Divine Oduduru

Known for his flamboyant personality and popular catchphrase, "I never esperrerit," Oduduru was a fan favourite and a beacon of ...

She finished second with a season's best time of 22.05s behind Julien Alfred, who won the first semi-final race with ...

The AIU said that Nwokocha had admitted to the doping violation and had accepted the sanction of a three-year ban.

The ban is retroactive, starting from 9 February 2023, the date of Oduduru's provisional suspension – and extends until 8 ...

Oduduru has been fingered as a collaborator with the already banned Blessing Okagbare, who is presently serving out an 11-year ...

Oduduru, the 24-year-old, is the national record holder in this event and is ranked second in the world.

Oduduru was disqualified for making a false start in heat 5 of the 100m event.

Bolt expects his 9.58s Olympic Games record set in 2008 to continue to stand.

The Lagos State Athletics boss is confident about the country's chances of getting the relay teams to Tokyo.

Okagbare set two new personal indoor records at the Doyle Sports Management Meeting

The other Nigerian in the 200m men’s event has crashed out.

The two top athletes have now been given a spot at the starting line for the 200m at the World ...

Nigeria's top female athlete blames the federation for her predicament and that of Divine Oduduru.

A second top Nigerian athlete faces a similar disqualification.

Blessing Okagbare is likely to be disqualified also.

Okagbare is the country’s sole representative in the Women’s 100 and 200 metre events.

Team Nigeria will be the cynosure of all eyes as the athletics events get underway on Monday.

The country's big names are all set to compete.

Oduduru and Amusan have recorded massive personal best marks this season

Athletes based in Nigeria have been starved of competition.

The new feat is not just a new Personal Best (PB) for Oduduru, it is also a new School Record ...

Oduduru achieved this big feat at the weekend while competing for his school, Texas Tech.

The 21st African senior athletics championships will take place from August 1 to 5.

Brume is the only African in the final.