World record holder, Tobi Amusan, has expressed gratitude after clinching her third women’s 100m hurdles title at the ongoing 2026 African Senior Athletics Championship in Accra, Ghana.
Amusan delivered another impressive performance on Wednesday night to reaffirm her place among Africa’s top track stars.
Zimbabwe’s Ashley Miller finished in second place, while Nigeria’s Adaobi Tabugbo claimed third position.
Following the victory, the Nigerian athlete appreciated her team, fans, and supporters for their unwavering encouragement, while reaffirming her desire to achieve even greater success for the country.
“African Champion x3.
Beyond grateful to God, my team, supporters, and everyone who continues to believe in me through every season.
Historic feeling.
Still hungry for more.
The mission continues,” she posted on X.
The 29-year-old is now expected to turn her focus to the Shanghai Golden League event in China this weekend.
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