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2026 Commonwealth Games: Enekwechi delivers 8th gold medal for Team Nigeria

Kunle Mudasiru by Kunle Mudasiru
July 31, 2026
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Team Nigeria’s medal haul at the 2026 Commonwealth Games received another major boost on Thursday as Chukwuebuka Enekwechi produced a championship-winning throw of 21.07m to claim the men’s shot put gold medal at Scotstoun Stadium.

The Nigerian star edged out New Zealand’s Tom Walsh, who settled for silver with 21.03m, in one of the closest field event contests of the Games. England’s Scott Lincoln completed the podium after throwing 20.99m to take bronze.

Enekwechi’s winning effort proved enough to separate him from a world-class field, with just four centimetres dividing the top three finishers in a thrilling final.

South Africa’s Aiden Smith placed fourth with 20.31m, while India’s Tajinderpal Singh Toor and Australia’s Nick Palmer both recorded 20.27m to finish fifth and sixth respectively.

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The victory adds another gold medal to Team Nigeria’s impressive athletics campaign in Glasgow and further underlines Enekwechi’s status as one of Africa’s leading throwers.

His composure under pressure ensured Nigeria finished on top in an event featuring several seasoned international competitors.

With the triumph, Enekwechi continues Nigeria’s strong showing at the Commonwealth Games, delivering yet another memorable moment for the country’s athletics team as they chase more medals before the end of the competition.

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