Usheoritse Itsekiri has broken 10 seconds for the first time in his career, running 9.97 seconds (+2.1) to win the men’s 100 meters race event at the 2024 Royal City Inferno Festival.
It won’t count as a Personal Best (PB) because the wind reading was a tad above the allowable of 2.0m/s. Surely, sub-10 is in the books for Dushos.
He defeated Eliezer Adjibi who ran 9.98 seconds, while Duan Asemota finished third in 10.06 seconds.
Team Nigeria has topped the final medals table emerging overall champion of the CAA Region II Senior Championship at the Athletics Championships Accra 2024.
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In the dynamic and competitive world of LED screen display technology, Joshua Adeleke of LED Dynamix has emerged as a pioneering force, steering the industry toward unprecedented growth and innovation in Africa. His remarkable journey from a tech enthusiast to a visionary leader illustrates his profound impact on the continent’s technological landscape.
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Beauty is natural, but beauty can also be engineered. When a woman tends a flower garden outside her bedroom window, when an architect stands in front of his work table, waiting for inspiration to strike, when the people of a nation decide to take their fate into their hands; beauty is molded into shape.
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I Wished Somebody In Nigeria Would Do Something By Favour Benyin
Late in 2023, ruminations about Nigeria came upon me with such magnificence of force that I began a wild search to quiet my mind and spirit. Whenever I met new physics or science students, they were bound to one obligation; of answering whether they knew Philip Emeagwali[1]. Surprisingly, many of them had never heard the name. I wondered whether, the nonchalance and lack of faith towards origination and research came from not knowing that they were Nigerians who symbolized it.
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