Tag: Favour Ofili

For Team Nigeria, the competition presents another major opportunity to test its emerging stars against elite international opposition as preparations ...

World Athletics, through its Nationality Review Panel, turned down Ofili’s application on Thursday,

According to the AFN, World Athletics declined the request on the grounds that it formed part of a system that ...

Over the years, she has represented Nigeria at several major competitions, including the Youth Olympics (2019), World Championships (2019, 2023), ...

While Nathaniel delivered the standout moment, other Nigerian athletes also put in commendable displays in Silesia

Fresh from clinching her fifth national title in Lagos, Amusan is gunning for a record-extending fourth Diamond Trophy

Speaking during a press briefing at the 2025 National Athletics Championship held at Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, Mr Okowa ...

While Ofili and Ezekiel take on their first Diamond League challenges, several other Nigerian athletes will also be in action ...

The wins mark a strong statement from Ofili, who just a year earlier had finished sixth in the women’s 200m ...

Mr Okowa clarified that neither Ofili nor World Athletics has officially communicated the switch to the federation.

In Ofili’s case, if she and the Turkish federation can convincingly argue that her move was prompted by federation failures ...

Her record-breaking run adds to what is becoming a standout season for the young Nigerian

The Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) confirmed that the nation will field teams in four of the six relay categories ...

For her distressing experience, the committee recommended a compensation of N8 million for sprinter Favour Ofili, who was shockingly omitted ...

"When the money is released by the Ministry, it goes to the Federation to do the payment so we have ...

Painfully, more than half of those declared ineligible to compete at the Tokyo Olympic Games were Nigerians.

This marks the second consecutive Olympics where Nigeria will not feature in the women's 4x100m final.

Despite a valiant effort from Lane 9 at the Stade de France, Ofili's luck didn't quite align on Tuesday night

Other Nigerian athletes, including Ese Brume and Ruth Usoro, will be in action on Tuesday.

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

With this dominant display, Ofili sets her sights on Monday's semi-final and potential final races.

Going into Sunday's game, D'Tigress are second in the group behind France, and a win over Canada will see them ...

Ofili is unhappy no one has been held accountable for the embarrassing development

The minister has directed the AFN and NOC to ensure that Ofili is not deprived of the opportunity to compete ...

This unpardonable exclusion has been attributed to the negligence of both the Athletic Federation of Nigeria (AFN) and the Nigeria ...