Chioma Ajunwa, the Atlanta '96 Olympic gold medalist, has raised concerns about the future of Nigerian hurdler Tobi Amusan. Ajunwa fears that Amusan's potential might be overlooked by officials more focused on corruption than supporting athletes, despite her strong performance in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Chioma Ajunwa, Nigeria's Atlanta '96 Olympic gold medalist, has expressed deep concern for Tobi Amusan, the nation's top hurdler. Ajunwa, a veteran in Nigerian athletics, worries that Amusan, despite her impressive speed and achievements, may soon be forgotten by officials who are more interested in embezzlement than supporting athletes.
Amusan, who competed in the Paris 2024 Olympics, failed to advance to the 100m hurdles finals but remains one of Nigeria's fastest athletes. Ajunwa's comments highlight a broader issue of inadequate support and recognition for athletes, urging a shift in focus toward nurturing and valuing Nigeria's sporting talent
