4 Nigerian teenagers competing in Athletics at the Olympics

Samuel Ogazi: Nigeria’s Rising Olympic Star

Samuel Ogazi is making waves in the athletic scene as he prepares to represent Nigeria at the Olympics. This talented young athlete has had an impressive season, with notable wins in the 400m events at the NCAA,  He also took home gold at the African Junior Championships, Bronze medalist at the Senior African championship  and has a personal best of 44.52 in the 400m event.

Ogazi’s hard work have paid off, earning him a spot on the Nigerian Olympic team. HE will be competing for Nigeria in the 400m and 4×400m event at the Paris Olympics games. He is one of the youngest athletes to represent the country. As he heads to the Olympics, Ogazi is determined to make a mark and bring glory to Nigeria. With his achievements, he is definitely one to watch.

Meet Sunday Israel Okon: Nigeria’s Youngest Olympic Track and Field Athlete

At 17, Sunday Israel Okon is Nigeria’s youngest Olympic Track and Field athlete, making history with his impressive feats. He won gold in the 100m and 200m events at the National U-20 Championships, boasting personal bests of 10.12s in the 100m and 20.80s in the 200m. His achievements earned him national champion status in the 200m event and All African Games winner in the 4×100m Relays.

Representing Nigeria at the Olympics, Israel showcases his determination and dedication. He’ll compete in the 4×100m Relays, inspiring aspiring athletes. With his achievements, Sunday Israel Okon is one to watch, His ready to make a lasting impact in track and field. We wish him the best as he represents Nigeria and look forward to his future successes.

Rising Star: Justina Eyakpobeyan Makes History

At 17, Justina Eyakpobeyan has become Nigeria’s youngest Olympic athlete in track and field, demonstrating exceptional skill and commitment to her craft. She has won numerous medals, including the National U-20 Championship title, All African Games winner, African champion, and Commonwealth Youth Games silver and bronze medals. JUSTINA will also be part of the relay team for Nigeria.

Justina’s achievements have earned her a spot on the Nigerian Olympic team, making her the youngest track and field athlete to represent the country. With her impressive feats and dedication, she is ready to make a lasting impact on the world of athletics. We look forward to seeing her excel on the international stage.

Prestina Ochonogor Oluchi: Rising Star in Nigerian Long Jump

Prestina Ochonogor Oluchi is a talented young long jumper making a significant impact in Nigerian athletics. She has established herself as a champion in Long Jump with a personal best distance of 6.79 meters and also holds a personal record of 11.64 in the 100m event, showcasing her versatility. PRESTINA is one time African games bronze medalist, one time National Champion. She will be competing for Nigeria in the women’s long jump event along side her fellow Nigerian team mates.

Prestina is the future of Nigerian long jump, with consistent growth, excellence, and dedication leaving a lasting impression. We believe in her potential to excel further, and with her exceptional talent and work ethic, she is poised to achieve greatness and make Nigeria proud.

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