<h4>Real Reasons I am Cool Without Husband&#8212;Tobi Amusan, World Athletics Champion</h4>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> reports that the current World Athletics, Commonwealth Games, and African Champion in 100 metres hurdles, Tobi Amusan, may just be the most eligible spinster in town at 25.<br />
Going by her achievements, popularity, and humble disposition, she would be the toast of every young man, but the world record holder (12.12 seconds), said she&#8217;s only focused on athletics at the moment.<br />
Speaking at a rousing reception and befitting home-coming dinner event in Lagos organised by her management outfit, Plug Sports, she, among other things talked about her journey to the top, aspirations, relationships, and future plans.<br />
In the star-studded event attended by top young achievers in the country such as hip-hop star, Naeto C, Obi Asika, Adesola Adesugba, Bukola Olopadenilayo, FK Abudu, and a host of others and where the multi-million dollars Nigeria fintech company Flutterwave, unveiled a multi-year partnership deal with the hurdler, Amusan informed that, though she may be open to having a relationship, she is more focused at breaking borders on the track.<br />
Asked about her love life, and relationship status, she coolly answered. “I&#8217;m chilling. Right now, I am working hard on myself, and my career. I know at the right time a man will come. There are men watching me now but at the right time my man will come.”<br />
She&#8217;s however confident that she can even do more on the track following the recent ratification of her 12.12 seconds record at Eugene, Oregon USA by the world athletics apex body.<br />
“That is the best feeling ever because we know we&#8217;ve done the work. It&#8217;s a breath of fresh air for me and I&#8217;m still getting a hang of everything happening to me right now. My 200 million soldiers across Nigeria supported me through the <a href="https://web.facebook.com/">World Championships, Commonwealth Games,</a> and the Diamond League, I trust them.<br />
She recalled the moment she crossed the line in Oregon as accomplishing and special.<br />
“It was accomplished for me because looking back at the previous years of major tournaments and championships, it was always fourth-place finish. That one time was not just like any medal. It was a world record; the first Nigerian to do everything on that stage. I felt elated.”<br />
She said that lining up alongside other accomplished stars such as Puerto Rico&#8217;s Jasmine Camacho-Quinn and USA&#8217;s Kendra Harrison, did not affect her confidence.<br />
“This is a competitive event and I would not say it is not challenging. When I lined-up against the other seven, I knew it was me versus the clock. In as much as you are aware of the environment and the people, you are competing against; you just have to bring your A-Game every time.”</p>
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