Nigeria will be represented by Tobi Amusan, Ezekiel Nathaniel and Kayinsola Ajayi at the 2026 Wanda Diamond League Final in Brussels. (bsnsports.com.ng)
The trio earned their places in the season-ending event after strong performances across the Diamond League circuit.
Tobi Amusan targets another strong finish
Former world record holder Tobi Amusan will compete in the women’s 100m hurdles, where she will face some of the best hurdlers in the world. (bsnsports.com.ng)
Amusan has enjoyed another competitive campaign and will be looking to finish the season on a high in Brussels.
Amusan remains a major medal contender
The Nigerian star is a multiple Diamond League champion and remains one of the country’s biggest athletics names.
Her experience at major championships gives her a strong chance of challenging for a podium place.
Ezekiel Nathaniel set for 400m hurdles test
Ezekiel Nathaniel will represent Nigeria in the men’s 400m hurdles. (bsnsports.com.ng)
Nathaniel has continued to develop into one of Africa’s leading hurdlers and will be aiming to test himself against elite international competition.
Another major opportunity for Nathaniel
A strong performance in Brussels would further underline Nathaniel’s progress and strengthen his position among the leading athletes in his event.
Kayinsola Ajayi to compete in men’s 100m
Rising sprint star Kayinsola Ajayi will line up in the men’s 100 metres after an impressive Diamond League season. (bsnsports.com.ng)
Ajayi has produced several sub-10-second performances and has emerged as one of Nigeria’s brightest sprint prospects.
Ajayi chasing historic result
The Brussels final offers Ajayi another chance to compete against some of the fastest men in the world and potentially secure a historic podium finish for Nigeria.
Nigeria eyes strong showing in Brussels
With Amusan, Nathaniel and Ajayi all competing, Nigeria will have representation across hurdles and sprint events at the Diamond League finale.
The trio will be aiming to close the 2026 athletics season with strong performances and further boost Nigeria’s profile on the international track circuit.