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The 21st edition of the Titans of Tech Awards and Gala Night is set to take center stage on July 25, 2025 in Lagos, Nigeria as the premier recognition platform for trailblazers, innovators, and visionaries shaping the West African technology landscape.
Samuel Ogazi clocks 44.98 seconds to win the men’s 400 meters race event at the 2025 Tiger Track Classic in Auburn.
That’s his first 400 meters race of the year and his first race since his only individual race indoors (300 meters) in January.
Erving Pearson was second in 45.32 seconds, while Xai Ricks finished third in 45.58 seconds.
Tima Godbless has emerged winner of the women’s 200 meters race event at the 2025 LSU Alumni Gold, clocking a time of 22.72s into a 1.9mps headwind.
She beat Zoe Sherar who ran 23.01 seconds and Kenia Seals in 23.25 seconds.
Ezekiel Nathaniel clocks 44.75 seconds to win the men’s 400 meters race event at the 2025 UCF Invitational in Florida, an outdoor Personal Best (PB) for him.
He won by almost 1.5 seconds, with the closest to him being Nickory Richards in 46.21 seconds. Nathaniel has World Championship qualifier times both in the 400 meters and 400 meters hurdles.
Favour Ofili has emerged winner of the women’s 100 meters race event at the LSU Alumni Gold in 2025 Baton Rouge with a time of 10.99 seconds (0.4).
She becomes the second woman in 2025 to go under 11 seconds in the event.
She overcame Audrey Leduc (11.07 seconds) and Thelma Davies (11.11 seconds).
Charles Godfred has emerged winner of the men’s long jump event at the 2025 Drake Relays, landing a mark of 8.13 meters (3.5) on his third attempt.
He also got a wind-legal 8.03 meters (1.8) in his series.
Cameron Crump was second with 8.07 meters (2.7), while Steffin McCarter was third with 7.85 meters (2.9).
Eniola Bolaji has been named the recipient of the 2024 Africa Women in Badminton Award (AWIBA), in recognition of her outstanding achievements and inspiring journey in para-badminton.
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