Nigeria has established a complete training camp in Aberdeen, Scotland, where 74 athletes are preparing for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The athletes are focusing on 10 different sports as they intensify their preparations for the upcoming event.

At the Commonwealth Games trials, Ashe achieved a remarkable victory with a time of 9.93 seconds. The event showcased impressive performances, as four athletes set personal bests, reflecting the increasing competitiveness and depth of Nigerian sprinting.

Bukola Olopade, the Director General of the National Sports Commission (NSC) and Chef de Mission for Team Nigeria, has welcomed the team to their training camp in Aberdeen ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Nigeria’s Kayinsola Ajayi and Tobi Amusan led a strong showing by African athletes at the 2026 Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon, with competitors from Nigeria, Botswana, Kenya, and Ghana delivering impressive performances. Ajayi notably secured victory in the men’s event, highlighting the talent present among the African contingent during the competition.

Uganda Athletics has announced a team of 17 athletes and four officials to represent the country at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, scheduled for July 23 to August 1. The team will be led by Peruth Chemutai, the 2020 Olympic champion in the women's 3000m steeplechase.

A total of 190 players have registered for this year's Prime Atlantic Squash tournament, which features a prize pool of N8 million. This marks a notable increase from the 150 participants in the 2025 edition of the event, indicating growing interest in the competition.