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Nigerian Sprinting Star Favour Ashe Switches Allegiance to Qatar, Citing Poor Welfare

Salifu Usman by Salifu Usman
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In a terrible blow to Nigerian athletics, Favour Ashe, the nation’s fastest man, has officially declared his decision to switch sporting allegiance to Qatar.

The sprinter cited “systemic neglect and poor treatment” within the Nigerian athletics system as the primary reasons for his move.

The news was confirmed by Ahmed Gara Gombe, a prominent grassroots sports promoter and former chairman of the Gombe State Athletics Association. Gombe shared the development via a statement posted on the National SWAN (Sports Writers Association of Nigeria) WhatsApp group on Saturday.

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In his candid statement, Ashe reportedly expressed deep frustration with the current state of the Nigerian athletics environment. He articulated a desire for greater respect and more substantial career rewards, which he believes he can achieve in Doha, Qatar. This defection highlights ongoing concerns about athlete welfare and support within Nigerian sports.

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Salifu Abubakar Usman is the Sports Editor at Leadership Newspaper, with expertise spanning sports writing, research, analysis, media consultancy, and Hajj reportage. He is a Fellow of the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN).

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