Olympic Gold winner, Chioma Ajunwa, has urged Nigerians to celebrate and support the current queen of tracks, Tobi Amusan, more for representing and portraying the country in good light.
Chioma Ajunwa says she hopes to see Nigerian Athletes get due reward and recognition for their talents and hard work to bring glory to the Country.
Legendary Olympic gold medalist, Chioma Ajunwa has decried the poor state of things in the Nigerian sports industry.
Nigerian track queens Mary Onyali and Falilat Ogunkoya dominated the continent and were massive inspirations to many including Nigeria’s first Olympic gold medal winner, Chioma Ajunwa.
Olympic gold medalist Chioma Ajunwa MON says her 24-year long record as the first Nigerian to win an Olympic gold will be broken by another Nigeria Police Force Athlete.
As the country’s athletes look ahead to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, 1996 Atlanta gold medalist, Chioma Ajunwa Opara has submitted that there should be various factors to be put in place in order to help athletes do well at the Games such as the right kind of training as well as having a formidable teammate to help with evaluation.
The former Nigerian athlete and Member of the Order of Niger, Chioma Ajunwa was born as Chioma Ajunwa-Opara on 25 December 1970 in Umuihiokwu, Nigeria. She is the last of nine children.
Nigerian Olympic champion, Chioma Ajunwa, has blamed the decline in Nigeria’s dominance in athletics to the way the country abandon her athletes after every tournament.
From one champion to another, 2016 Paralympic gold medalist Lauretta Onye described former Super Falcons and Olympic gold Long Jump winner Chioma Ajunwa MON as “my role model” in celebration of the icon on her birthday.
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