The city of Jos once again proved to be a special ground for emerging talents, as athletes departed with personal bests and unforgettable memories following an impressive outing on the track.
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Toheebat Jimoh delivered a remarkable all-round performance, recording two new personal bests in the sprints.
She clocked 12.03s in the 100m and 24.34s in the 200m, showcasing her growing speed and consistency. Not stopping there, Jimoh also posted an impressive season’s best of 53.88s in the 400m, underlining her versatility across sprint events and signaling a promising season ahead.
For Benjamin Magaji, the competition carried even deeper significance. Returning to the city where his journey began,
Magaji produced a standout performance in the men’s 400m, finishing second in the senior final with a new personal best of 47.17s.
It marked the fastest time of his career, a milestone moment achieved on familiar ground.
Both athletes demonstrated resilience, growth, and determination, reflecting the impact of consistent training and competitive exposure.
Their performances not only highlight individual progress but also reinforce Jos’ reputation as a hub for athletic excellence and breakthrough moments.
As they leave the Plateau capital, Jimoh and Magaji carry with them renewed confidence and momentum, key ingredients as they set their sights on bigger competitions in the months ahead.
