Tobi Amusan, the world record holder in the Women’s 100m hurdles, clinched her fourth consecutive Nigerian title at the Athletics Federation of Nigeria’s National Trials.
This thrilling event unfolded at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City on Monday, as reported by PUNCH Sports Extra.
With breathtaking speed and precision, Amusan crossed the finish line in a blistering 12.78 seconds, leaving her closest rival, Adaobi Tabugbo, behind at 13.33 seconds. The stadium buzzed with admiration and awe as Amusan reaffirmed her dominance in the sport.
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This prestigious event, set to conclude today, serves as a critical selection ground for the Paris Olympics, the Africa Championships in Cameroon later this month, and the World U-20 Championship in Lima, Peru, slated for August 27-31.
Although Amusan has already secured her spot for the Olympics, her performance in Benin City was nothing short of a masterclass, showcasing her unwavering determination and prowess as she gracefully defended her title. Her indomitable spirit and extraordinary talent inspired the spectators and fellow athletes.
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