NTIC Teenage Sensations Rosemary, Miracle Win Gold for Nigeria, Secure World Championship Spot

Nigeria recorded a major triumph at the 24th CAA Senior Athletics Championship in Accra, Ghana, as teenage athletes Rosemary and Miracle delivered a stunning performance to win gold for the country in the women’s 4x100m relay event.

The young stars, both students of NTIC Secondary School, helped Team Nigeria clinch the gold medal with an impressive time of 42.94 seconds, further underlining the country’s growing strength in athletics.

Their victory also secured Nigeria a ticket to the World Championships in Gaborone, while guaranteeing qualification for the 2027 World Championship in China.

The feat was particularly remarkable for Rosemary, who was making her senior debut for Nigeria at the continental championship.

Sports enthusiasts have since praised the duo for proving that age is no barrier to excellence, with many describing their performance as a glimpse into the bright future of Nigerian athletics.

Despite their age, Ezechukwu and Chigozie demonstrated exceptional speed, composure, and determination, holding their own against more experienced competitors. Their performance has drawn widespread praise and positioned them among the country’s most promising young talents.

Officials and supporters have described the duo as shining examples of the depth of emerging athletic talent in Nigeria, with their success also reflecting the strong sporting culture at Nigerian Tulip International Colleges.

As they prepare to compete on one of the world’s biggest athletics stages, the two students are already inspiring a new generation, reinforcing optimism about the future of Nigerian athletics.