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Nigerian stars who broke new ground in Glasgow

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After nine competitive days in Glasgow, Nigeria finished seventh with 24 medals, comprising 10 gold, seven silver and seven bronze. But beyond the medal haul was the landmark achievement of several Nigerian track and field stars who broke new ground for the country. ABIODUN ADEWALE spotlights them Samuel Ogazi — Men’s 400m gold Ogazi made Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-stars-who-broke-new-ground-in-glasgow/

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