Team Nigeria will have a strong presence in the Women’s long jump final at the ongoing Paris Olympics, with Ese Brume, Prestina Ochonogor, and Ruth Usoro all advancing to the final round.
Ese Brume successfully defended her Africa women’s long jump title at the 2024 Africa Senior Athletics Championship in Cameroon.
Ese Brume achieved a Season’s Best (SB) of 6.87 meters in the women’s long jump at the Adidas Atlanta City Games, securing her spot in the upcoming Olympics.
Ese Brume clinched the gold medal in the women’s Long Jump event at the African Games with a stunning first-round jump of 6.92 meters, successfully defending her title from 2019.
Ese Brume missed out on the podium in the Women’s Long jump event at the ongoing World Athletics Championships in Budapest.
Nigeria’s Ese Brume put up a decent performance as finished second in the women’s long jump event at Gyulai István Memorial this Tuesday.
Coach Kayode Yahaya revealed Ese Brume can’t afford to hire a nutritionist, despite her being an elite Athlete.
Ese Brume’s coach, Kayode Yahaya revealed the athlete was tested after breaking the Commonwealth games record in Birmingham.
The quartet of Tobi Amusan, Favor Ofili, and Rosemary Chukwuma won 4x100m relay gold for Nigeria at Commonwealth games.
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