SamKay Athletics Club: Nurturing Bayelsa’s Next Champions
SamKay Athletics Club, in partnership with the Bayelsa State Ministry of Education and the Bayelsa…
Amusan, Ajayi & Okon set for key test ahead of World Championships
Nigeria’s track queen, Tobi Amusan, is set to return to the spotlight on Tuesday, June…
CAF Awards: Ademola Lookman, Chiamaka Nnadozie and The Super Falcons crowned as winners
The Super Falcons of Nigeria have once again proven their profiency in African football, clinching…
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Jennifer Obi’s electrifying comeback, from setbacks to sprinting glory in Uyo
Jennifer Obi lit up the track at the Niger Delta Sports Festival in Uyo, delivering a performance that strengthen her place among Nigeria’s rising sprint stars. After clocking a personal best of 11.43 seconds in the heats, she returned with…
Ashe Favour Claims 100m Glory at Niger Delta Sports Festival in Uyo
Two time Olympian and sprint sensation Ashe Favour stormed to victory at the 2025 Niger Delta Sports Festival in Uyo, marking a significant season opener. With ease and elegance, he clocked 10.21 seconds in the heats, barely breaking a sweat.…
Nigerian Collegiate Athletes shine across U.S. meets
Nigerian student athletes competing in the U.S. delivered a series of standout performances across multiple track and field meets, setting personal and school records. At the LSU Battle on the Bayou, Ella Onojuwevwo clocked a stunning 51.01s for second place…
Niger Delta sports festival set to thrill Uyo
Uyo, the capital of Akwa Ibom State, is set to host the much anticipated Niger Delta Sports Festival (NDSF), bringing together elite athletes and sports enthusiasts from across the oil rich region. The event, which serves as a platform for…
Ella Onojuwevwo opens outdoor season with stunning 51.01s
Nigerian quarter miler Ella Onojuwevwo put on an impressive display at the LSU Battle on the Bayou, clocking a season’s best of 51.01s in the women’s 400m to finish second overall. In a tightly contested race, she trailed only Madison…
Rosemary Chukwuma Begins Outdoor Season with a Windy 11.08s
Nigerian sprint sensation Rosemary Chukwuma opened her outdoor campaign in style at the LSU Battle on the Bayou, storming to victory in the women’s 100m with a time of 11.08s (+5.6). Despite the strong tailwind, her performance signaled a strong…
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Olaolu Olatunde transmission to the collegiate circuit.
In 2023, Olaolu Olatunde’s track career hung in the balance. A torn meniscus and partial ACL tear sidelined the Nigerian sprinter, forcing him out of competition and into the unfamiliar world of surgery and rehabilitation. What began as a promising…
