Real Recognises Real: Usain Bolt Hails Nigeria's Tobi Amusan Who Broke Record in 100m Women's Hurdle
- Famed sprinter, Usain Bolt has hailed the performance of Nigeria's Tobi Amusan who broke a world record in the 2022 World Athletic Championship
- Amusan who won the 2022 World Athletics Championships in the 100 meters hurdles, set a new of 12.12 seconds in the semifinal, then a 12.06 in the final.
- Bolt joined those who tweeted in celebration of the athlete after she emerged the champion to the admiration of many Nigerians
Jamaican sprinter and athletic legend, Usain Bolt has tweeted in celebration of Nigeria's Tobi Amusa who set a new record at the 2022 World Athletics Championships, Oregon.
Amusa has been hailed globally after she won the 100 meters hurdles in the competition.
Congratulations are in order for Tobi Amusan
In a Tweet shared by World Athletics, Amusa was said to have run 12.12 seconds in the semifinal.
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Reacting to the tweet which has now gone viral, Usain both tweeted his congratulation to the Nigerian champion.
See the tweet below:
Twitter users react
Many Nigerians at home and in the diaspora have joined in celebrating the new champion. Many people also reacted to the tweet shared by Bolt. See some of the comments below:
@iamqarnayn said:
"Well, she did it. Broke her previous record of 12:12 to become world champion in 12:06. That's a history to beat. Twice in one night."
@LakerRz asked @MJGold
"Here is another Legend Usain congratulating Tobi and celebrating her win. Not discrediting and questioning her world record all in the name of being a commentator like U di..my question for you MJ is, would you have questioned Tobi’s record if she is an American Athlete?"
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@Official_Cephas said:
"Real recognises real."
@Boshhmann commented:
"Things we love to see. Naija to the world."
Nigerian twin sisters bag first class each in Cyprus
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Nigerian twin sisters who attended the Near East University, Cyprus graduated best in the school.
According to a video that one of them shared on TikTok, they studied Journalism and Law respectively.
The video also revealed that each of them bagged a first class.
Source: Legit.ng