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Paris 2024: German Team Lends Bicycle to Nigerian Cyclist at Olympics

byBilkisu Kasim
August 9, 2024
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Nigerian cyclist Ese Lovina Ukpeseraye showcased the true essence of sportsmanship at the Paris Olympics, thanks to a significant assist from the German cycling team. Representing Team Nigeria, Ukpeseraye faced a challenging predicament when she found herself without a bicycle to compete in the keirin and sprint events due to the late notice of her participation.

“With the last-minute confirmation of my participation in the keirin and sprint, I was left without a bicycle to race on the tracks for #teamNigeria,” Ukpeseraye shared in a post on her X handle on Thursday.

In a remarkable display of camaraderie, the German team, Bund Deutscher Radfahrer, came to her aid. “In a wonderful act of sportsmanship, the German team @bunddeutscherradfahr stepped in to offer me a bicycle. I am deeply grateful,” Ukpeseraye added.

This generous gesture from the German team highlights the Olympic spirit’s true meaning, where athletes transcend national borders and competitive rivalries to support one another in moments of need.

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