ABEOKUTA – The National Sports Commission, NSC, has hailed Amusan’s remarkable achievement, noting that her consistency and fighting spirit continue to inspire millions.
Tobi Amusan won silver medal in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Tokyo 2025 World Championships, clocking a brilliant 12.29s in the final.
Amusan powered through the high-pressure final at the National Stadium, finishing just behind Ditaji Kambundji of Switzerland, who struck gold in a new National Record of 12.24s.
NSC Director General, Chief Bukola Olopade while reacting to Amusan’s feat noted that winning silver at the World Championships is no small feat, and doing so with such class shows her world-class ability and resilience.
According to him, Amusan remains a symbol of hope, determination, and excellence for our nation. The entire country stands tall in celebration of her achievement.”
The USA’s Grace Stark took Bronze in 12.34s, while fellow American Masai Russell came fourth in 12.44s.
