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World U20 Athletics Championships: Oji Claims Historic Gold Medal In Women’s Shotput
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World U20 Athletics Championships: Oji Claims Historic Gold Medal In Women’s Shotput

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Jessica Oji etched her name into Nigerian athletics history by becoming the country’s first-ever field event gold medallist at the World U20 Athletics Championships after winning the women’s shot put title in Eugene, USA, with a sensational throw of 18.08m, Making of Champions reports. Oji, 19, produced an outstanding series of 18.05m, 18.08m, 17.95m, X, [...]

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