Blessing Okagbare, Nigerian track and field athlete, has become the second-fastest woman in the world after she finished 10.62 at the national Olympics trials in Lagos.
The time also breaks her own personal record as the fastest African and Nigerian woman ever. Okagbare ended up a millisecond behind Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce on the World Athletics’ log.
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Vice President Kashim Shettima will depart Abuja for Sweden on a 2-day visit to represent Nigeria in bilateral engagements...
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Governor Godwin Obaseki, of the PDP, has scored the highest votes in Saturday’s Edo State governorship election. He was...
Lagos DSVA has given an update on the case of a real estate developer who admitted to b3ating his...
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