Tag: Tobi Amusan

The world record holder clocked 12.57 seconds to win her fifth national title in the 100m Hurdles event

In a country where former athletes who ventured into management and administration have recorded more failures than successes, Olukayode Thomas ...

Olympians, NCAA standouts, and continental champions touch down in Nigeria to headline a blockbuster 2025 National Athletics Trials with World ...

Hayward Field continues to be a special venue for Amusan, who has delivered some of her finest performances on the ...

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

The Nigerian sprint hurdler, who made history on this very track in 2022 with her jaw-dropping 12.12s world record, returns ...

The 28-year-old Nigerian, fresh off an impressive outing at the Paris Diamond League last weekend, lived up to her billing ...

Amusan's performance eclipsed the previous Rabat meet record of 12.51s set by American Brianna McNeal in 2018

After a stop-start campaign that has seen her miss key events, the Nigerian star will aim to reclaim momentum on ...

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

On Sunday, Ogun State will officially welcome Nigeria to the 22nd edition of the National Sports Festival; Gateway Games 2024 ...

Amusan clocked a Season’s Best (SB) of 12.66 seconds—an improvement on her 12.74-second finish at the season-opening meet in Xiamen ...

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

Amusan will need to summon her best form to outpace a formidable field, and judging by her season opener, she ...

The Velocity Fest 16 provided an exciting start to the outdoor track and field season, with several athletes setting personal ...

In this exclusive interview, Tobi’s mother, Mrs Amusan, shares insights into her daughter’s early years, the challenges she overcame, and ...

In an exclusive interview with PREMIUM TIMES, Mrs Amusan, Tobi’s mother, shared how she played a pivotal role in helping ...

This prestigious honour is a testament to Amusan's outstanding achievements on and off the race tracks.

The athletes need not be blamed for the unfortunate outcomes but the sports administrators for their fabled incompetence.

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

From taekwondo to wrestling, athletics, cycling, and weightlifting, Nigerian athletes will be giving it their all to bring home medals ...

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

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

Despite the challenging weather, the Nigeria athletes captivated the global audience with their vibrant green and white attire