Tobi Amusan has done it again
The 2022 Commonwealth Games is coming to an end but what is a game without witnessing the wonder of Tobi Amusan. World defending champion, Tobi Amusan competed in the Women’s 100m hurdles
Another Gold for Nigeria
Nigerian Women’s Para Discus thrower, Goodness Chiemerie Nwachukwu set a new world record at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. This latest feat was achieved on the 4th of August, 2022 when
NIGERIA’S GOLD IN WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING EVENT
23 year old Adijat Adenike Olarinoye made her country proud by winning Nigeria’s first medal at the ongoing 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, setting a new Games’ record of 203kg to win
A GOOD TIME FOR AFRICAN ATHLETES
The World Athletics U20 Championship (WAU20) 2022 took off in Santiago de Cali, Colombia. And it’s scheduled to run from 1-6 August, with different athletes representing their country to compete for medals
GOLD FOR AFRICA
The Nigerian national anthem was sung at Hayward field in Eugene, Oregon on the 24th July, 2022 because of athlete Tobi Amusan. 25 year old Tobi Amusan beat the African record in
Lewis Hamilton: “F1 can no longer ignore human rights issues”.
Lewis Hamilton, the newly crowned seven-time world F1 champion says he has work still to do. However, he hopes his latest triumph will inspire the next generation of F1 drivers. Wining the Turkish
Mural of world’s first Ghananian black professional player
A stunning mural of the world’s first black professional footballer Arthur Wharton – who was also remarkably a record-breaking sprinter – was today unveiled in Darlington, the first club he played for. Wharton, who
AFCON trophy missing in Egypt
The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) trophy has reportedly been stolen from the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) headquarters in Cairo. It has been confirmed that the trophy missing in Egypt The Africa
Ansu Fati, Guinea Bissau born and Barcelona’s striker makes history
In the Football history books, Ansu Fati, the 17-year-old Barcelona striker became Spain’s youngest debutant since 1936 when he took the pitch against Germany on Thursday. The Guinea Bissau player was born
Senegal’s First Female Professional Surfer
“When I am in the water I feel something extraordinary, something special in my heart,” Senegal’s first female professional surfer said. Khadjou Sambe, 25 is a proud Lebou – an ethnic group