Nigerian hurdling champion Tobi Amusan has publicly criticised the kits provided to athletes representing Nigeria at the upcoming World Championships in Tokyo, describing them as subpar.
In a social media post, Amusan highlighted concerns over the quality and fit of the kits, saying they do not meet the standards expected for athletes competing on the world stage. She asserted that such oversights reflect poorly on national sports administration.
The comments sparked debate among fans and sports stakeholders, with many agreeing that uniform design and athlete comfort are as important as performance when representing the country internationally.
The Athletics Federation of Nigeria has not yet responded to the criticism or indicated whether the kits will be amended ahead of competition.
