Temitope Adeshina with an equal personal best and a new national record of 1.97 meters, has won the women’s high jump title at the 2025 Big 12 Championships in Kansas.
She has qualified for the Tokyo 2025 World Championships with that height, beating her closest competitor, Sharie Enoe, who jumped a personal best of 1.88 meters.
Ekporere Prosper has clocked a time of 13.66 seconds (1.6) to win the men’s 110 meters hurdles event final at the 2025 WAC Championships in Texas.
He won his first conference title, beating his teammate Francisco Marques, who ran 13.68 seconds and Caterrin Cox in 13.77 seconds.
Favour Ofili has achieved a new world record in the women’s 150 meters race event at the 2025 Adidas Atlanta City Games, clocking a time of 15.85 seconds (2.0).
She becomes the first woman in history to run the event under 16 seconds, breaking the previous world record of 16.23 seconds by Shaunae Miller-Uibo from 2018.
Prestina Ochonogor has won the women’s long jump final event at the 2025 WAC Championships in Texas with a season’s best of 6.67 meters (0.0) twice in her series.
She overcame Adeyemi Talabi, who reached a best of 6.17 meters and Ajia Hughes with 6.10 meters in third place.
Tima Godbless has emerged winner of the 200 meters race event at the 2025 SEC Championships with a finish time of 22.69 seconds.
Remo Stars Football Club, a privately-owned club has won the 2024/2025 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) Title on April 27, 2025.
Mofi Atilola and Isah Yahaya have emerged the most outstanding players of the 2025 CBN Junior Tennis Championship which ended in Lagos.