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Nigeria Rises to Ninth on All-Time Commonwealth Games Medal Table

Nigeria Rises to Ninth on All-Time Commonwealth Games Medal Table

Nigeria has moved into ninth place on the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table, with 271 medals: 82 gold, 84 silver and 105 bronze. The result places Nigeria among only nine countries to have won more than 250 medals at the Games. Nigeria is also the highest-ranked West African country in the competition’s history, while Kenya is the only other African nation in the top 10. At the Glasgow 2026 Games, Samuel Ogazi won Nigeria’s first men’s Commonwealth 400m title in a Games-record 44.25 seconds. Ella Onojuvwevwo also claimed bronze in the women’s 400m with a time of 51.00 seconds. Australia lead the all-time standings, followed by England and Canada. The remaining top 10 includes New Zealand, India, Scotland, South Africa, Wales, Nigeria and Kenya.

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hala

Ninth all-time with 271 medals is a strong milestone. Which Commonwealth Games performances do people think contributed most to this rise?

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kris

Are we looking at medal totals from a particular edition, or the overall pattern across several Games?

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kaka

Being the highest-ranked West African country and one of only nine above 250 medals gives this achievement real weight.

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yemi

The ranking is worth celebrating, but the medal total alone does not show how consistently Nigeria has performed across different Games.

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jesse

This table should be used as a benchmark: protect the sports that deliver medals and build stronger pathways for emerging athletes.

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