Per Second NewsAugust 5, 2024374 
By Samuel Akpan in Paris
Nigeria’s Ezekiel Nathaniel booked his spot in the semis of the men’s 400m hurdles on Monday with an impressive time of 48.33s in the ongoing Olympics in Paris, France.
Nathaniel, who ran in Heat 4, came second, with Jamaica’s Roshawn Clarke claiming the first position with his 48.17s finish and Wilfried Happio taking the last automatic spot in 48.42s.
Persecondnews reports that this is the fourth-fastest time Ezekiel is running in the 400m hurdles.
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