Meet Four Amazing women that carried the hopes of Nigeria at the Tokyo Olympics.

Tobi Amusan

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• Oluwatobi Ayomide Amusan
• Born 23rd April 1997
• Height- 1.56m
• Club- Buka Tigers Athletic club
• Specializes in 100m hurdles and competes as a sprinter
• Won the 2018 commonwealth and 2019 African champion in the event.
• Schools at University of Texas.
• First Nigerian since Gloria Alozie at the Sydney 2000 Olympics games to make it to the final of the women’s 100m hurdles event.

Adaora Elonu

• Adaora Nnenna Elonu
• Born 28 April 1990
• Houston, Texas
• Height- 1.85m
• Nigerian basketball forward
• Sister to Chinemelu Elonu, a basketball player.

Odunayo Adekuoroye

• Odunayo Adekuoroye ( pantera dancer)
• Born 10th December 1993, Ondo state.
• A Nigerian freestyle wrestler
• Weight- 51kg
• Studied Sports science at Federal university of Technology, Akure.
• Club name- Mountain of Fire Ministries.
• Competed in the women’s freestyle 53kg event at the 2014 commonwealth games and win a gold medal

Ese Brume

• Ese Brume
• 20th January, 1996
• Ughelli, Delta state
• Specializes in long jump
• Schools at Eastern Mediterranean University
• Coached by: Yahaya Kayode and Hasan Maydon
• Was the first Olympic medal for Tokyo games, Nigeria and win bronze medal for long jump event.