In a shocking turn of events, Nigerian athlete Favour Ofili has been left reeling after discovering she was not registered for the 100m event at the Olympics, despite meeting the qualification standards.

The young sprinter, who had high hopes of representing her country on the world stage, is now facing the devastating reality of being excluded from the competition.

According to sources close to the team, Ofili had fulfilled all the necessary requirements to participate in the 100m event, but a registration oversight has dashed her Olympic dreams. The Nigerian Olympic Committee has yet to comment on the matter, leaving Ofili and her supporters stunned and seeking answers.

This unexpected setback has sparked outrage and disappointment among Nigerian sports enthusiasts, who had pinned their hopes on Ofili’s potential medal-winning performance.

As the Olympic Games kick off, Ofili’s heartbreaking exclusion serves as a stark reminder of the bureaucratic hurdles that can shatter even the brightest athletic aspirations.