intruder15:


Everything we blame Nigeria. Person dope Nigeria. Yahoo boys Nigeria. It's well o. I come in peace.

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Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

adefitim:


Just like the way America did to Justin Gatlin right?
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Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

Upworkwriter007:

Why didn't you read the content up there. She was micro-doping to prevent detection.

Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

KingDamzzy:


Nigeria did not fail her. She failed herself. She used the drugs with the intention of cheating.

No be everything una go dey blame Nigeria for. Haba rest.

Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

Kiddogarcia:
Nigeria failed her?
Her recent performance going into the Olympics was clear factor that something was fishy in the background.she was passing her prime, then began posting numbers she hasn't done in years,she should face the bell.
Should America be blamed for Gatlin, Marion Jones, Coleman drug issues?
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Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

Profayo:

Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

the disqualification was not about doping, it was pre covid, one necccesary pre test for all athlete before major tournament.
I know we have our own fault, but doping is not part of it.how many doping issues have we had in recent years,okagbare,ese brume, compare that to major countries, Russia,USA and even uk to an extent.
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Profayo:

Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

Okagbare's test had nothing to do with that case

She was banned , basically, on the outcome of her out of competition tests. And also on refusing to cooperate with the investigation.

Nothing to do with AFN.

I smell something fishy here, BTW sample 1 and 2 collection which are out of competition, why wasn't the samples tested, with 2to3 days of collections,

while samples 2 was tested after 11 days that's a whole lot of days, and anything might had happened to the sample, before being tested,

now the worst of it is sample 1 collect 20 June, and being tested in August 19, that's more than a full month and 2 weeks,

as if that is not enough who tip the FBI of that package of those drugs are in her apartment, many of their concluded based on assumptions, not of a certainty facts,

so something is fishy here

my 2 cent

Kiddogarcia:
the disqualification was not about doping, it was pre covid, one necccesary pre test for all athlete before major tournament.
I know we have our own fault, but doping is not part of it.how many doping issues have we had in recent years,okagbare,ese brume, compare that to major countries, Russia,USA and even uk to an extent.
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It had to do with doping

backbencher:


Okagbare's test had nothing to do with that case

She was banned , basically, on the outcome of her out of competition tests. And also on refusing to cooperate with the investigation.

Nothing to do with AFN.

It had to do with it

Profayo:


It had to do with doping

so the question is,is it the fault of the federation or the athletes?
Majority of this athletes are well experienced,you can't Blame the federation of a third world country for the negligence of her athletes.
Okagbare and co, knows what's up, they intentionally ignored the necccesary

Profayo:

Last olympics in Tokyo, 20 athletes were disqualified for doping, 10 of them were Nigerians, the nearest country had just 3.That shows there is a systemic problem.Other countries have regular testing, if you dope,you won't even get to tournament.A few may slip through the countrie testing and may get caught by the olympics team testing that's where other countries have a few here and there being disqualified but Nigerians made up for half of the total number disqualified

I conquered.

Moral lesson of this story: Do not 'do'- injection, medication, etc.

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Profayo:


It had to do with it

And here is the report in full

A huge scandal rocked Team Nigeria’s camp on Wednesday at the ongoing Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games when 10 Nigerian athletes were disqualified from competing in the event after they failed to undergo mandatory tests ahead of the global sports event.

Our correspondents learnt the Nigerian camp was thrown into a mourning mood after word went round that the affected athletes, who compete in track and field events, had been sent packing from the Games with just two days to the start of their events.

The Athletics Integrity Unit in a statement on Wednesday made available to correspondent, did not mention the names of the affected Nigerian athletes, but said a total of 20 athletes across the world were disqualified from the Olympics for not meeting minimum requirements by Category A countries.

However, findings by our correspondent showed that the only Nigerian track and field athletes eligible to compete in Tokyo were Enoch Adegoke, Tobi Amusan, Ese Brume, Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, Patience Okon- George, Usheoritse Itsekiri, Samson Nathaniel, Grace Nwokocha, Divine Oduduru, Emmanuel Ojeli, Blessing Okagbare and Nse Uko, as their names were listed on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics portal.

The names of the other track and field athletes for the event namely Knowledge Omovoh, Ruth Usoro, Favor Ofili, Rosemary Chukwuma, Glory Patrick, Yinka Ajayi, Tima Godbless, Chidi Okezie, Chioma Onyekwere and Annette Echikunwoke were omitted by the International Olympic Committee, meaning they were the athletes banned from competing at the Games.

Other countries, who had some of their athletes disqualified, are Belarus and Ukraine, who both had three athletes banned, Kenya (two) and Morocco and Ethiopia, who had one athlete each sent packing from the Games.



“Despite significant improvements in the domestic testing programmes in countries categorised as being the highest doping risk to the sport under the World Athletics Anti-Doping Rules (Anti-Doping Rules), 18 athletes from the final entries for the Tokyo Olympic Games are not eligible to compete because the minimum testing requirements under Rule 15 of the Anti-Doping Rules were not met by ‘Category A’ Federations,” the AIU stated.

“In addition, two athletes from Kenya were replaced by the National Federation prior to the submission of their entries to World Athletics.

“Nigeria is the most affected country not meeting the minimum testing requirements under Rule 15 for 10 athletes.

SAUCE

As you can see, Okagbare's name was not among the ten. She was banned under a different rule, which did not involve the AFN. What she was banned for was

1.Two positive out of competition tests

2.Not cooperating with the international antidoping agencies.

Besides, she did take drugs, so she in essence sabotaged herself. AFN had nothing to do with it. And even if AFN had caught her and withdrawn her before the games, she would have still been banned.


Good morning.

backbencher:


And here is the report in full



SAUCE

As you can see, Okagbare's name was not among the ten. She was banned under a different rule, which did not involve the AFN. What she was banned for was

1.Two positive out of competition tests

2.Not cooperating with the international antidoping agencies.

Besides, she did take drugs, so she in essence sabotaged herself. AFN had nothing to do with it. And even if AFN had caught her and withdrawn her before the games, she would have still been banned.


Good morning.

I still feel something is not right