Nigerian sprint icon Ogho-Oghene Egwero proved once again that age is just a number as he stormed to victory in the men’s 100m at the Jet Relays 2025, clocking an impressive time of 10.29 seconds in Fort Worth, Texas.
At 36 years old, the seasoned sprinter showed no signs of slowing down, outpacing a competitive field to claim top honors at the event. Egwero, a two-time African champion, double All-African Games silver medallist, Olympian, and World Championships representative, reminded the athletics world of his enduring talent and fierce competitive edge.
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This performance sends a strong message to both fans and fellow athletes: Egwero is far from done.
“His run in Fort Worth was electric—sharp out of the blocks, smooth through the phases, and strong to the finish,” said one observer at the meet. “It felt like watching a master at work.”
The performance not only highlighted his evergreen ability but also hinted at potential plans for a major comeback or final flourish on the global stage in 2025. Whether it’s the African Championships, the World Relays, or another crack at the Olympics, Egwero’s form suggests he’s not just in it for the ride—he’s aiming for something big.
For many younger Nigerian athletes, Egwero remains a source of inspiration—a symbol of resilience, dedication, and excellence in athletics.
As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on what comes next for the Delta-born sprinter. One thing is clear: Ogho-Oghene Egwero isn’t ready to hang up his spikes just yet
