Ezekiel Nathaniel has achieved a personal best and national record of 47.31 seconds to finish second in the men’s 400 meters hurdles at the 2025 Silesia Diamond League in Poland.
World Record holder Karsten Warholm blazed to a World Lead of 46.28 seconds for the emphatic victory while Abderrahman Samba was third in 47.34 seconds.
Udodi Onwuzurike has ran a season’s best of 20.25 seconds to win the men’s 200 meters race event at the 2025 Motonet Grand Prix in Oulu, Finland; his fastest time in this event in over a year.
Onwuzurike took the victory, emerging a clear winner over two South African athletes: Sinesipho Dambile who was second in 20.46 seconds and Shaun Maswanganyi third in 20.61 seconds.
Just before the 200 meters, Onwuzurike had finished second in the 100 meters, also running a season’s best, clocking 10.09 seconds to finish behind South Africa’s Gift Leotlela who won it 10.02 seconds.
Fola Olaoye has won the B race of the men’s 100 meters race event at the 2025 Memorial Wieslawa Maniaka in Poland, clocking a time of 10.23 seconds (1.3).
Sike Azu-Irondi was also in the race and finished third in a new Personal Best (PB) of 10.27 seconds.
Miracle Oluebube Ezechukwu has won Gold medal in the Girls’ 200 meters race event at the 2025 African School Games in Algiers, Algeria.
She becomes the new African secondary school champion.
Ezechukwu, a student of Nigerian Tulip International school, Abuja, led a Nigerian 1-2 in this event, winning the GOLD medal with a new personal best of 23.40 seconds. Her schoolmate and training teammate, Chigozie Rosemary Nwankwo got the Silver medal, finishing second with a time of 24.04 seconds. Nwankwo had won the 100 meters title, and Ezechukwu finishing second to her in that event.
Rosemary Chigozie Nwankwo has won Gold medal in the Girls’ 100 meters race event at the 2025 African School Games in Algiers, Algeria.
Sunday Israel Okon has emerged winner of the men’s 100 meters race event at the 2025 Spitzen Leichtathletik Luzern in Switzerland.
Okon led a Nigerian 1-2-3 finish as well as with a new Personal Best (PB) of 10.06 seconds (0.0) to win the event. He finished ahead of teammate Kanyinsola Ajayi, who finished in 10.09 seconds. Favour Ashe ran 10.16 seconds to finish third.
Mathias Gotwen and Charity Agbofure have emerged champions in the 42.19 km men and women categories respectively in the 2025 Ibadan City Marathon.