**Team Nigeria's Women's 4x400m Relay Team Makes History at MTN CHAMPS in Calabar** The MTN CHAMPS Athletics Classics in Calabar ended on a thrilling note as Nigeria's women's 4x400m relay team qualified for the upcoming World Relays Championships in Botswana. This achievement is a testament to the team's hard work and dedication under the guidance of experienced athletes like Patience Okon-George, a three-time Olympian. The quartet consisting of Patience Okon-George, Anita Enaruna, Treasure Okereke, and Jecinter Lawrence clocked an impressive 3:31.14, moving up to 21st in the World Rankings and securing their spot at the World Relays. This feat is a significant milestone for Nigerian athletics as it marks the second time a Nigerian team has qualified for the World Relays at an MTN CHAMPS competition. The men's 4x400m team put up a good fight but narrowly missed the qualification mark by just two seconds. They will be eager to improve their performance and qualify for the World Relays in the future. The Junior Men's 4x100m relay saw Team MTN B emerge as champions, with Team MTN A taking the silver medal. In a remarkable display of talent, Toheebat Jimoh added another gold medal to her collection, claiming the women's 200m crown with a new Personal Best (PB) of 24.51. This outstanding performance has further cemented her position as a top contender in Nigerian athletics. The qualification of Team Nigeria's women's 4x400m relay team for the World Relays is a significant boost for Nigerian athletics, especially as the competition will be held on African soil for the first time. This achievement is a testament to the team's hard work and dedication, and it sets a high standard for future Nigerian teams to strive for. As Nigerian athletes continue to push themselves to new heights, the country's athletic landscape is witnessing significant growth and development. The success of Team Nigeria's women's 4x400m relay team at MTN CHAMPS is a shining example of this progress, and it will undoubtedly inspire future generations of Nigerian athletes to strive for greatness.