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Nigerian trio of Ese Brume, Ruth Usoro, and Prestina Ochonogor will compete in the women's long jump final, a historic feat in Olympic history.
Never in doubt to deliver on big occasions, Ese Brume has attained another unprecedented milestone by leading three Nigerian jumpers into the women's long lump Olympic final for the first time in history.
The Nigerian jump queen saved her best mark for the last when she leaped a brilliant distance of 6.76m, thus surpassing the automatic qualifying distance of 6.75m to book her third consecutive Olympic final.
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Brume has been one of the country's shining stars at the international level, ensuring Nigeria is well-represented and mostly on the podium.
She was Nigeria's only athletics medallist at the Tokyo Olympics, and hopefully, a repetition of the same measure of performance can bounce her back on the podium in Paris.
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Paris 2024: Favour Ofili gets difficult lane beside Olympic champion Julien Alfred as she chases Nigeria's first medal since 1996
Favour Ofili will be running the race of her life in the women's 200m final, when she lines up against Olympic champion Julien Alfred with the aim of winning Nigeria's first medal since 1996.
Ruth Usoro and Prestina Ochonogor join Ese Brume to make the Olympic final
Also joining Brume in the final are the duo of Usoro and Ochonogor, whose best performances were good enough to finish in the top 12 of qualifiers.
Usoro's chance of redemption after Tokyo's disappointment of being among the 10 disqualified athletes, was filled with immense pride after her leap of 6.68m was qualified to make her first Olympic final.
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While Ochonogor continued with her consistent form this season as a future queen in the event by soaring to an impressive 6.65m to qualify for her first global final.
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