Odika-Onyekachukwu Emmanuella of Charles Dale Memorial International School Port-Harcourt has won the 2024 National Olympiad Biology competition in Nigeria
She will be representing Nigeria in Kazakhstan for the Olympiad Biology World competition.
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Justina Ogunlolu (Justina Lee Brown) Becomes First African To Win Swiss Blues Award
Nigerian Afrofunk, Jazz, Blues and Soul singer Justina Ogunlolu, popularly known as Justina Lee Brown, has emerged as the 2024 Swiss Blues Award winner.
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Kennedy Ezeji Wins 2024 Amputee AFCON Award
Nigerian defender, Kennedy Ezeji, who was voted Man of The Match in the Special Eagles’ opening game against hosts Egypt at the ongoing Amputee Nations Cup has won the 2024 Amputee AFCON Award.
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Experience The Art Of Sip And Paint With Cliff Agba In Abuja
Experience the creativity, beauty and power of art in colours in a fun-filled way of Sip and Paint with Art Master, Cliff Agba in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Patrick Adeoluwanimi Solanke Emerges Youngest Ever Goal Scorer In Nigerian League Football
14-year-old Patrick Adeoluwanimi Solanke of Olumo United football club has emerged as the youngest ever goal scorer in Nigerian League Football.
Dubem Amene Wins 400 Meters Race At 2024 Big 12 Event
University of Michigan senior, Dubem Amene has emerged winner of the men’s 400 meters race at the 2024 Big 12 in 45.92 seconds.
Josh Pugh (Iowa) was second in 46.57 seconds, while Jalen Williams (Wisconsin) claimed third in 46.73 seconds.
Stephen Eloji Wins 110mH And 400mH Events At 2024 C-USA Outdoor Championships In El Paso
Stephen Eloji has emerged winner of the men’s 110mH And 400mH events at the 2024 C-USA Outdoor Championships in El Paso.
In the 110mH, he ran the fastest all-conditions time ever by a Nigerian, clocking a very fast and windy 13.28 seconds (+3.5) to win by over half a second. Hendrick Hundl was a far second in 14.02 seconds.
He also won the 400mH in dominating fashion, clocking 51.69 seconds.