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dfrost:
but OVI no follow abeg. Shame to him, honestly. @ Baba fergie001 sorry we had to muscle you with the man. No vex. You na our bros any day, any time.

Athemisia:
Google is your friend black man.

VeryWickedMan:
No Tobi Amusan

modsfucker:
Call us whatever you want, we deserve more than that... We like condoning nonsense.

Men's Table-Tennis Doubles: Group 2 Table Tennis match-
Olajide Omotayo & Amadi Omeh beat South Africa's Theo Cogill & Chetan Nathoo 3-0(11 - 5, 11 - 5, 11 - 5).

IJEYdiamond:
Deserve wetin.... una sabi run 100m 200m... even if your ladies what to participate one nonsense criticism will not allow able body women too.... because of ... yet u want to head where u did not sow....

There is an end to every beginning.... and that rubbish and nonsense will stop..

If una no fit do sport... then dont smell heading the position or any position..

UAE... aint lazy... Saudi... have starting getting the message...

Awòn north... wotowoto go soon touch una...

All they know is marry girls that can be glory like tobi... and lock them up in kolè... nonsense. . What a nonsense belief..

fergie001:
The Commonwealth Games is an International multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations (Britain & her former colonies). The event was first held in 1930, and, with the exception of 1942 and 1946 (period of World War II), has taken place every four years since then.

Athletes with a disability are included as full members of their national teams, making the Commonwealth Games the first fully inclusive international multi-sport event.

Although, there are currently 54 members of the Commonwealth of Nations, 72 teams currently participate in the Commonwealth Games, as it is a feature of the Games that a number of dependent territories who do not compete separately at the Olympic Games, compete in the Commonwealth Games under their own flags.

Nigeria has competed since 1950 and will have participated in 15 editions by the end of this year's tournament. Africa's most populated nation was absent in 1962, 1970 (in protest at New Zealand's sporting/rugby policies towards South Africa during apartheid), 1986 (Nigeria led 31 Countries to boycott over then UK PM, Margaret Thatcher's refusal to sanction South Africa's white-minority Government) and 1998 (due to suspension over the Ogoni 9 executions).

Josiah Majekodunmi was Nigeria's first medalist, grabbing Silver at the Auckland 1950 Games in the High jump event. The Country's best showing was in Victoria 1994, finishing with 37 (11 Gold, 13 Silver, 13 Bronze) medals.

The 2022 (XXII) Commonwealth Games is scheduled to hold at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England from July 28 - August 08, 2022 with 5054 athletes from 72 Countries expected to participate.



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NIGERIA'S COMMONWEALTH GAMES MEDALISTS COMING INTO THIS EVENT

Chukwuebuka Enekwechi - (Men's Shotput) Silver - 2018

Suwaibidu Galadima - (Men's Para Athletics, 100m) Gold - 2018

Tobi Amusan - (Women's 100mH) Gold - 2018

Udo-Gabriel X Okagbare X Amusan X Chukwuma - (Women's 4X100m relay) Bronze - 2018

Ebikewenimo Welson (Wrestling, Men's freestyle - 57kg) Bronze - 2018; (Wrestling, men's freestyle - 57kg) Silver - 2014; (Wrestling, men's freestyle - 55kg) Silver - 2010

Odunayo Adekuoroye (Wrestling, Women's Freestyle - 57kg) Gold - 2018; (Wrestling, women's freestyle - 53kg) Gold - 2014; (Wrestling, women's freestyle - 48kg) Bronze - 2010

Blessing Oborududu (Wrestling, Women's Freestyle - 68kg) Gold - 2018; (Wrestling, women's freestyle - 63kg) Bronze - 2014; (Wrestling, women's freestyle - 63kg) Silver - 2010

Amas Daniel (Wrestling, Men's Freestyle - 65kg) Bronze - 2018; (Wrestling, men's freestyle - 61kg) Bronze - 2014

Aruna Quadri (Table tennis, Men's Single) Silver - 2018

Abiodun X Quadri X Omotayo X ? (Table-tennis, men's team) Silver - 2018
Abiodun X Quadri X ? X ? (Table-tennis, men's team) Bronze - 2014

Faith Obazuaye (Para Table-tennis, Women's singles) Silver - 2018

Abdul-Azeez Ibrahim (Para Power-lifting, Men's Heavyweight) Gold - 2018; (Para Power-lifting, Men's +72kg) Gold - 2014

Ese Brume (Women's long jump) Gold - 2014

Bose Omolayo (Para Power-lifting, Women's +61kg) Silver - 2014

Ikechukwu Obichukwu (Para Power-lifting, men's Open bench press) Bronze - 2010

amliftedhigher:
No Tennis or Lawn Tennis for Team Nigeria?

modsfucker:
You surely didn't understand my comment, do you?

dfrost:
but OVI no follow abeg. Shame to him, honestly. @ Baba fergie001 sorry we had to muscle you with the man. No vex. You na our bros any day, any time.

fergie001:
Abeg, make the play end oooo. The man doesn't try abeg..

uniquelyspecial:
Ese Brume is one of the biggest names there. Where is she from you tribalistic soul?

fergie001:
Nigeria is drawn in same group as St. Vincent & the Grenadines, England and Singapore.

Women’s Singles:
EDEM Effiong beats Cumberbatch by 11-1, 11- 2, 11-3

ESTHER Oribamise beats Delpesche by 11-2, 11-3, 11-2

Women’s Doubles:
Fatima Bello Atinuke and Offiong Edem beats Velox and Cumberbatch by 11-6, 11-2, 11-5

Grgton:
sorry I don't understand your point? Okay south south! Happy now ?

fergie001:
Nigeria is in same Group as Cyprus, South Africa & Ghana.

Aruna Quadri beats Shaun Jones 3-0 (11 - 6, 11 - 3, 12- 10) to give Nigeria a 2-0 lead in the men's Team Event.

Olajide Omotayo beats Chetan Nathoo 3-0 (11-9, 11-6, 11-6) in Group 2 of Men's Team event.

The rule is simple: One doubles win, and two singles win other wise you continue in that order. 5 games, the first who gets 3 wins that round.

COMPLETE, Nigeria faces Ghana this evening.

TooMuchStuff:
No single Allahu arka booom people of the North here

If na federal government appointments or terrorism now na dem go full ground yakpa.

Wallahi tallahi...we need to divide the country and go our separate ways to achieve greatness as Southern region. All the evils of the land are from headslamming HausafulaniKanuri muslims of the North

uniquelyspecial:
It's not about what makes me happy.
Just avoid tribilism.

Simple!

Safyqueen:
Nobody is crying. Have you ever see the north complaining the way CAN does? Even this sport representation, hardly will you see or hear any northern group complaining. No. The north doesn't do that.

I am only trying to tell you that tolerance in all ramifications belongs to the north.

fergie001:
Nigeria is drawn in same group as St. Vincent & the Grenadines, England and Singapore.

Women’s Singles:
EDEM Effiong beats Cumberbatch by 11-1, 11- 2, 11-3

ESTHER Oribamise beats Delpesche by 11-2, 11-3, 11-2

Women’s Doubles:
Fatima Bello Atinuke and Offiong Edem beats Velox and Cumberbatch by 11-6, 11-2, 11-5

fergie001:
Singapore are through to the Quarter-Finals after they defeated England earlier.

The Singaporean team schooled Team Nigeria in their second game.

Women's Doubles
Jingyi Zhou & Jian Zeng beat Fatima Bello & Offiong Edem (11 -7,11- 4,11 -1)

Women's Singles 1
Tianwei Feng beat Esther Oribamise (11 -5,11 - 9, 11 - 4)

Women's Singles 2
Jian Zeng 3-0 beat Offiong Edem (11 -3, 11 -3, 11-6)

Nigeria plays England tomorrow 10:30am.... With England losing to Singapore and beating St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Nigeria must beat England or crash out of the Competition.

fergie001:
Nigeria is in same Group as Cyprus, South Africa & Ghana.

Aruna Quadri beats Shaun Jones 3-0 (11 - 6, 11 - 3, 12- 10) to give Nigeria a 2-0 lead in the men's Team Event.

Olajide Omotayo beats Chetan Nathoo 3-0 (11-9, 11-6, 11-6) in Group 2 of Men's Team event.

The rule is simple: One doubles win, and two singles win other wise you continue in that order. 5 games, the first who gets 3 wins that round.

COMPLETE, Nigeria faces Ghana this evening.

fergie001:
Quadri Aruna, Amadi Omeh & Olajide Omotayo were too strong for Ghana in the second game of Group 2.

Doubles
Amadi Omeh & Quadri Aruna 3-0 Emmanuel Commey & Derek Abrefa (11 -7, 11 -3,11 -9)

Singles 1
Quadri Aruna vs Emmanue Asante (11-3, 11-3, 11-6)

Singles 2
Olajide Omotayo beats 3-0 Derek Abrefa (11 -8, 11 -7, 11-8

Complete trouncing of Ghana...... Nigeria has one leg into the Q/finals and will play their last group game tomorrow against Cyprus.

Earlier in the day, Cyprus had come from behind to beat Ghana (3-1).

Boxing: Women's Over 66kg-70kg (Light Middleweight) Round of 16

Bolanle Temitope Shogbamu of Nigeria loses (1-4) to England's Jodie Charlotte Wilkinson.

.....Early exit

Boxing: Men’s Over 67kg-71kg (Light Middle) - Round of 32

Abdul-Afeez Osoba of Nigeria is in the mood, knocks out Carl Leviticus Hield of The Bahamas... (KO). It took Osoba 2 min 52 secs to get the job done.

He is through to the Round of 16. His next game is on Tuesday against Garan Croft from Wales in the Round of 16,

Weightlifting: Men's 61kg - Final

Emmanuel Inemo Appah
Snatch (110kg), Clean & Jerk (135kg)
Total: 245kg

Appah finished 5th in the Finals - Better luck next time.

Stella Peters Kingsley just missed the podium with a joint 4th finish in the final of the Women's 49kg weightlifting event.

She lifted a total 170kg...... Better luck next time.

fergie001:
Make the play stop biko

sapoyoro:
when is athletics starting sir

fergie001:
Nigeria faces Cyprus in the last game.

Men's Doubles:
Bode Abiodun/Olajide Omotayo beats Iosif Elia/Christos Savva by 3-0 (11-4, 11-4, 11-5).

Men's Singles 1:
Aruna Quadri beats Marios Yiangou by 3-2 (11-13, 11-5, 11-7, 6-11, 11-8

Men's Singles 2:
Olajide Omotayo beats Christos Savva by 3-0 (11-2, 11-3, 11-5).

Nigeria wins 3-0.

3 of 3.... COMPLETE

Cyprus defeated each of Ghana & South Africa, 3-1 respectively.
Ghana is currently defeating South Africa (2-1)** Game is still on but it's dead rubber.

Nigeria tops Men's Group 2, through to the Q/finals, alongside Cyprus.