Dynamic Athletics

 Lisa Global Sports: Fueling Nigerian Athletics Through Generosity and Excellence Hamed Ismaila Olatunji, the generous and kind-hearted owner of Lisa Global Sports Nigeria Ltd, is a dedicated advocate of athletics. A former athlete himself, Olatunji’s love for the sport runs deep, and his contributions have made a significant impact on the athletics community in Nigeria. Lisa Global Sports Nigeria Ltd, powered by Olatunji's passion, continues to play an active role in supporting athletics. Known for their superior sports products, the company designed Team Ogun’s tracksuits that won “Best Outfits” at the KADA 2009 National Sports Festival. Their commitment to excellence in sportswear remains evident, and they have long supported athletes at both national and grassroots levels. Under the leadership of Olatunji, who is a US-based, former 400m hurdles athlete, Lisa Global Sports has generously provided spikes and canvases to young athletes across Nigeria. His unwavering support has he...

 Race Week: FSO Athletics Challenge 2024 The countdown is on as over 500 home-based athletes prepare to storm the federal capital of Nigeria for the 2024 edition of the FSO Athletics Challenge. This year's competition promises to be bigger and better, with the electrifying atmosphere set at the iconic MKO Abiola International Stadium, Abuja. The event, scheduled for Friday, October 11, 2024, will feature the best of Nigeria’s athletic talent, providing a platform for athletes to showcase their skills on a national stage. What makes this year particularly exciting is the presence of multiple-time Asian Games champion, Femi Ogunode, who will grace the event with his world-class expertise and sportsmanship. With medals and cash prizes up for grabs, athletes will have a golden opportunity to make their mark in the athletics world, as their performances will be recorded in the global athletics profile. However, it’s important to note that only registered athletes will be permitted to co...

 Ola High School Girls’ Cross Country Team Secures Historic Victory at Henry County Championship The Ola High School girls’ cross country team made a remarkable start to the championship season with a first-place team victory at the Henry County 5km Cross Country Championship on Saturday, October 5, 2024. This win marks the school’s first county title in over a decade, an achievement made even more impressive by the athletes’ personal best performances and collective team effort. The team, coached by Nigeria’s former National Record holder Gbolahan Fatuga (United Unattached Athletics), in collaboration with Coach Andrews from Ola High School, delivered outstanding individual performances. Leading the charge was Suri Lawrence, who finished in 3rd place with a time of 21:47, shaving 8 seconds off her previous personal record (PR) and securing a spot on the 1st Team All-County. Her sister, Jade Lawrence, followed closely in 4th place, finishing the race in 22:17 and also earning a 1st...

 Ayegbusi Olabanji is a certified and experienced athletics coach, sports manager, and athletics media personnel.  He’s a founder at Dynamic Athletics Media & Sports Management Ltd, an organization that organizes periodic athletics competition for upcoming and elite athletes in Nigeria.  He was the sole media officer to team Nigeria at the CAA Region II Senior Athletics Championships in Togo 2023 and has also managed team Nigeria athletics social media page. Banji has also provided on-site and virtual media services at many major championships; such as the Olympics, World championships, African Games, African Championships, Diamond leagues, National championships etc. He is currently serving as an assistant athletics coach at the Altivelis Athletics club in Lagos while also maintaining and managing his sports management company.  He is a graduate of philosophy at the University of Ado Ekiti, now Ekiti State University.  He acquired a higher diploma certifica...

 Former Olympic Champion Appointed to Lead Saudi Arabia's Athletics Development In a move aimed at boosting the country's athletic prowess, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has appointed the 2 x Olympic medalist Enefiok Udo-Obong as Technical Advisor to its Athletics Development Programme.  The announcement was met with widespread celebration from the Lagos State Athletics Association, friends, family, and media. Udo-Obong, a two 2 national champion and coach, boasts an impressive track record. He won gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and bronze at the 2004 Athens Olympics, cementing his status as a legend in the world of athletics. With a wealth of experience in global athletics, he is well-equipped to lead Saudi Arabia's efforts to develop its athletic programs. In his new role, Udo-Obong will leverage his expertise to chart a new course for Saudi Arabian athletics. His appointment is seen as a significant step forward for the country's sports development, as it seeks to nu...

 Teenage Sensation Treasure Omosivie Soars to New Heights Thirteen-year-old Treasure Omosivie has made a stunning impact at the AFN National Athletics Championships, leaping to a personal best of 1.65m in the women's high jump event. "I'm thrilled to have improved my personal best and competed against the best in the country," Treasure said. "It's a dream come true, and I'm grateful to Princess Mabel Madojiemu for believing in me." The young athlete from Edo State finished fourth in a highly competitive field, won by national record holder Temitope Adeshina with a jump of 1.95m. Treasure's remarkable talent was discovered at the Princess Mabel Madojiemu Athletics Championships, where she cleared 1.55m just a couple of months ago. Princess Mabel Madojiemu's vision and support have played a significant role in Treasure's rapid rise, providing a platform for young athletes to shine. As Treasure's star continues to rise, she's sure to...

 Day 2, Nigerian athletes shine at the NCAA D1 Track and Field Championships The NCAA track and field championship hosted by the University of Oregon's Hayward Field from June 5th to 8th, has seen Nigerian athletes perform. On the first day, some of the Nigerians who did well included; Ashe Favour, Godson Brume, and Ajayi Kanyinsola qualified for the men's 100m finals. Ajayi Kanyinsola, a freshman at Auburn University, won his heat with a season's second-fastest time of 10.09s (+0.3); Ashe Favour, who has clocked 9.99s and 9.94s this season, finished third in the same heat with a time of 10.13s, conserving energy for the finals; Godson Brume of LSU, a previous silver medalist, finished second in his heat with a time of 10.23s (-0.3); Samuel Ogazi, a freshman at Alabama, won his heat in the men's 400m with a time of 45.14s, advancing to the finals.  Ogazi has had an outstanding season, setting a national lead and personal best of 44.53s in the men's 400m and a person...