Tag: Team Nigeria

Kayode Alabi and Faith Obazuaye will compete in the Mixed Doubles event, facing Great Britain’s duo of Joshua Stacey and ...

Team Nigeria returned without a single medal, marking the third time the country has failed to win a medal at ...

The Minister issued an official statement apologising for the team's failure to meet expectations

Nigeria failed in Paris but the country's name was associated with some success stories at this year's Olympic Games

Despite the lack of medals, there are positives to build upon as the countdown to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic ...

On Saturday, she will embark on a final quest for glory in the Women's Freestyle 76 kg wrestling event.

Amusan finished third in her Heat with a time of 12.55 seconds

The spot won by Nigeria has now been given to South Africa.

Ukpeseraye, the only African cyclist among 30 competitors, sparked a social media frenzy after thanking the German team for lending ...

There were high hopes that Nigeria's long wait for her first medal in Paris would end on Thursday, but that ...

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

Despite being the World Record holder, Amusan says she feels no pressure.

Sadly, while Nigeria has no representation in the 200m final, two Zimbabwean athletes, Makanakaishe Charamba and Tapiwanashe Makarawu, made history ...

Also on Wednesday, Samuel Ogazi, the 18-year-old history-maker, will compete in the men's 400m final.

Ogazi's qualification is a milestone as it marks the first time a Nigerian will be making it to the event ...

The trio comprising 2021 bronze Olympics medalist Brume, newcomers Usoro and Ochonogor have made it to the final round of ...

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

The 2020 Olympic Games silver medallist lost out to Kyrgyzstan's Meerim Zhumanazarova in the semi-final.

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

The 21-year old secured his spot by finishing second in heat 4 with a time of 48.32s, earning an automatic ...

Ogazi becomes the first Nigerian male athlete to reach the event's semi-finals since 2008.

Nwandu says she will be back and better as she strives to be named among the world’s best

D’Tigress made history on Sunday in Lille by defeating No. 5-ranked Canada and qualifying for the quarterfinal for the first ...

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

The 22-year-old fell short, clocking 11.39 seconds and finishing eighth.