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Glasgow 2026: Nigeria surpass Australia, England in World Records race

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Team Nigeria was exceptional in Glasgow (PHOTO CREDIT: Commonwealth Games Facebook Page)

Nigeria's para-athletes delivered one of the country's biggest achievements at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, setting three of the six world records recorded during the competition.

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