Ajayi Ends Fasuba’s 20-Year Sprint Record, Becomes Nigeria’s Fastest
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Kayinsola Ajayi has broken a 20-year-old national sprint record in Nigeria, surpassing Olusoji Fasuba to become the country's fastest man. Ajayi's achievement places Nigeria prominently in global athletics and inspires a new generation of sprinters. Fasuba, the former record holder, has publicly acknowledged Ajayi's accomplishment.
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- •Kayinsola Ajayi set a new Nigerian national sprint record in 2026.
- •Olusoji Fasuba held the previous record for 20 years before Ajayi broke it.
- •Ajayi's record-breaking performance has made him the fastest man in Nigeria.
- •Fasuba has reacted publicly to Ajayi's achievement.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Kayinsola Ajayi competes successfully in upcoming international events Nigeria could regain prominence in global sprinting, attracting more support and investment in athletics.
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