Tobi Amusan Qualifies for 100-Meter Hurdles Semi-Finals at Paris Olympics
World champion Tobi Amusan has qualified for the semi-finals of the 100-meter hurdles event at the ongoing 2024 Paris Olympics. The Nigerian athlete clocked 12.49 seconds to lead a pack of eight athletes, followed by America’s Alaysha Johnson with 12.61 seconds and Jamaica’s Janeek Brown with 12.84 seconds. According to the post, details will be revealed later.
The report does not specify who Adekunle Sulaimon is, but it is revealed that he is a fellow of Data and Solutions Journalism with over four years of experience in data journalism and investigations.
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Tobi Amusan, the world champion athlete, has qualified for the semi-finals of the 100-meter hurdles event at the ongoing 2024 Paris Olympics. In her heat, Amusan finished with a time of 12.49 seconds, leading a pack of eight athletes. Alaysha Johnson of the United States and Janeek Brown of Jamaica followed closely behind, clocking 12.61 and 12.84 seconds, respectively.
The semi-final round is set to take place shortly, with the top two athletes from each heat advancing to the final round.
— Adekunle Sulaimon, a fellow of Data and Solutions Journalism with over four years of experience in data journalism and investigations.
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