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Just a few weeks back, Enekwechi set a new Games record in Morocco.

The 61-year-old was quickly stripped of his accreditation for the world athletics championships in Doha by the sport’s governing body, IAAF, at the request of the U.S. track and field federation.

Fraser-Pyrce, who was away in the 2017 edition to have her son, stunned with a 10.80 to become the world’s fastest ever in the heats.

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 Championships.

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

Blessing Okagbare is likely to be disqualified also.

Nigeria’s Raymond Ekevwo qualifies for 100 semi-final

Team Europe’s Nadal was scheduled to take on Team World’s Nick Kyrgios.

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

Rohr’s mother was 97-years-old.

The tie is billed for September 10.

The Nigerians pipped African champions, Tunisia to the ticket who had a crucial win on Saturday.

This is Nadal’s fourth US Open title and it was a hard-earned one.

The team secured their automatic ticket to the Olympics after they beat China 86-73 on Sunday afternoon.

Andreescu with her heroic feat has become the first Canadian to win a Grand Slam singles title.

Williams is seeking an elusive record-equaling 24th Grand Slam single.

Nadal put pressure on the underdog Italian’s serve from the start.

Nnamdi Vincent led all Nigerian scorers with 15 points while Cote d’Ivoire’s Deon Thompson led all scorers with 19 points.

Serena with her latest feat has set the record for the longest gap between a first and most recent Grand Slam final.

“We are not suspending our protest until we get paid our entitlements.”

Nadal now faces big-hitting Italian Matteo Berrettini.