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    Lagos City Marathon: Kenyan Naibei, Ethiopian Dinke Win $60,000

    straightnewsng.comBy straightnewsng.comApril 10, 2021 --- 5:24 pmUpdated:February 4, 2023 --- 6:43 pmNo Comments2 Mins Read
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    Emmanuel Naibei and Meseret Dinke, Saturday, won the 2021 edition of the Lagos City Marathon race coasting home a cash prize of $30,000 each.

    Naibei, a Kenyan returned a time of 2:11:37 to claim the top prize of $30,000 while Meseret Dinke, Ethiopian won the female category also going home cash prize of $30,000.

    Daresa Geleta of Ethiopia took second place in the men category while Demiso Legese also from Ethiopia took third place.

    In the second place, women category Celestine Chepchirchir (Kenya) won, taking a cash reward of $20,000 while Desta Muluneh (Ethiopia) took third place with a cash prize of $15,000.

    Just like it is in the Men’s category, this is the fourth time an Ethiopian will be winning the female race.

    Plateau-born Istifanus Peter Mahan was the first Nigerian to cross the finish line.

    As the first Nigerian, he went home with a whopping ₦1,000,000, while the second and third Nigerian bagged ₦750,000 and ₦500,000 respectively.

    Sponsored by Access Bank, the race started in the wee hours of Saturday in front of the National Stadium, Surulere, and ended at the Eko Atlantic City, Victoria Island, a 42-kilometre stretch.

    Unlike previous years where over 100,000 participated in the marathon, only 300 athletes were allowed to participate in the 2021 edition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    The race was flagged off by the Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare.

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    Celestine Chepchirchir (Kenya) Daresa Geleta-Ethiopia Demiso Legese-Ethiopia Desta Muluneh (Ethiopia) Eko Atlantic City-Victoria Island Emmanuel Naibei Lagos City Marathon race Meseret Dinke Minister of Youth and Sports Development-Sunday Dare National Stadium-Surulere Plateau-born Istifanus Peter Mahan
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