World record holder Tobi Amusan has once again proven her dominance on the continental stage, securing her third consecutive title in the women’s 100m hurdles at the 2026 African Senior Athletics Championship in Accra, Ghana. The Nigerian star expressed deep gratitude to her team and supporters following her victory on Wednesday night.
In a tightly contested race, Amusan crossed the finish line ahead of Zimbabwe’s Ashley Miller, who claimed silver, while compatriot Adaobi Tabugbo took the bronze medal. The win further cements Amusan’s legacy as one of Africa’s premier athletes in the event.
Taking to social media, the 29-year-old shared her emotions, writing, “African Champion x3. Beyond grateful to God, my team, supporters, and everyone who continues to believe in me through every season. Historic feeling. Still hungry for more. The mission continues.”
With her latest triumph, Amusan now sets her sights on the Shanghai Golden League meeting in China, scheduled for this weekend. She remains determined to add more medals to her collection for Nigeria, signaling that her pursuit of glory is far from over.