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Nigeria's Loss, Qatar's Gain: 3 promising Nigerian-born sprinters switch nationality, break Asian U20 Record in first race of 2026 season

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Nigeria has reportedly lost three young athletes to Qatar as they competed in their first race of the season at the Aspire Indoor Invitational in Doha.
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Nigeria's Loss, Qatar's Gain: 3 promising Nigerian-born sprinters switch nationality, break Asian U20 Record in first race of 2026 season

Nigeria has reportedly lost three young athletes to Qatar as they competed in their first race of the season at the Aspire Indoor Invitational in Doha.

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pulsesports.ng broke the news in on Friday, January 9, 2026.
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