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Commonwealth Games: Nigeria holds top-four spot, leads Africa after Day Four in Glasgow

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The sixth gold medal presentation for Nigeria in Glasgow (Credit: Tunde Eludini)

After four days of competition in Glasgow, Nigeria has won 10 medals—six gold and four silver—to trail only Australia, England and Canada.

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Commonwealth Games: Nigeria holds top-four spot, leads Africa after Day Four in Glasgow

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