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JUST IN: Enekwechi delivers as Nigeria wins eighth gold medal at Commonwealth Games

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Chukwuebuka Enekwechi (PHOTO CREDIT: MakingofChampions)

The African record holder produced a best throw of 21.07m to edge New Zealand's Tom Walsh, who settled for silver with 21.03m, while England's Scott Lincoln claimed bronze with 20.99m.

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