Making of Champions

Making of Champions Making of Champions (MoC) is Nigeria's Leading Sports Talent, Events & Media Agency.
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Discovering & Developing Future Olympians to Deliver Medals on the Global Stage In late 2012, independent filmmaker Bambo Akani started the journey of making the documentary Making of Champions: “The History”, after being tired of seeing Nigeria, blessed with so many people of natural athletic ability, underperform at the pinnacle of sports, the Olympic Games. Making of Champions: “The History” is a feature length documentary charting the rise and fall of Nigerian Athletics chronicles Nigeria’s full Olympic Medal History in Track & Field, and lays the foundation for how Nigeria can return to reckoning on the world stage and even dominate the sport in years to come! It features many of Nigeria’s Olympic Stars of time past, such as Innocent Egbunike, Mary Onyali-Omagbemi, Falilat Ogunkoya-Omotayo, Enefiok Udo-Obong, Francis Obikwelu and Glory Alozie! The ultimate goal for the Making of Champions: “The History” is to awaken Nigerians and West Africans to the vast potential of the country and region in Track and Field, rekindle the interest for the sport, and start a movement that will enable Team Nigeria to once again compete with the best in the world! Making of Champions Limited (www.makingofchamps.com) is a Sports Management & Film-Making Company set up to elevate the profile and performance of Sports in Nigeria and the rest of Africa, and is dedicated to maximising the potential that sports has to bring the country, and the continent on a whole, together. Making of Champion’s mission to revolutionise Sports in Africa is certainly not limited to Track & Field. The company has already provided consulting services at the highest level of sports in Nigeria, presenting critical frameworks for creating High Performance Systems for the Sports Ministry, and the Athletics, Boxing, Taekwondo, Weightlifting and Wrestling National Federations!

1st African country! Nairobi 🇰🇪 has won the bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships - which will make Kenya t...
15/09/2026

1st African country!

Nairobi 🇰🇪 has won the bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships - which will make Kenya the first African country to host the competition.

Kenya won the hosting rights over London for 2029; while Munich will host the 2031 edition.

Karibu!

14/09/2026

"I feel like I was pretty consistent. I had a good rookie year, but I made some rookie mistakes. It's hard to transition from college into the pro circuit. Some days are good, some days are bad", says Olympics 200m finalist, Zimbabwe's Makanakaishe Charamba, on his 2026 season.

14/09/2026

"There's always something to celebrate, but there's also things to get better at. Just wished today could have gone differently". - Commonwealth Games Silver medallist, Nigeria's Udodi Onwuzurike, on his preferred outcome at the Ultimate Championship in Budapest.

14/09/2026

"Being hungry, staying hungry, and wanting to be among the best guys are the reasons for my consistency, says Commonwealth Games Champion, South Africa's Sinesipho Dambile, who finished 4th in the men's 200m at the Ultimate Championship in Budapest.

14/09/2026

"There are so many things we could fix, but without mistakes, I don't believe we can learn, so we have learnt where we went wrong", says men's 200m Olympic Champion, Letsile Tebogo, on what needs fixing ahead of next season.

"Our Naija diasporan sister"Different frames of Yemi Mary John after competing in the final of Mixed 4x400m for Great Br...
14/09/2026

"Our Naija diasporan sister"

Different frames of Yemi Mary John after competing in the final of Mixed 4x400m for Great Britain.

Yemi John, ran a storming 2nd leg, helping Great Britain finish 2nd in the race.

Not a bad 2026 campaign for Nigerian🇳🇬 Athletics ! Nigeria might not have won any event at the Ultimate Championships in...
14/09/2026

Not a bad 2026 campaign for Nigerian🇳🇬 Athletics !

Nigeria might not have won any event at the Ultimate Championships in Budapest, but there are good signs we are headed in the right direction.

Out of the five athletes who competed for Nigeria in Budapest, four got to the final of their events. '''

It has been a mixed season for Letsile Tebogo. Not the kind of outcome he would have surely wanted, losing the 200m to K...
14/09/2026

It has been a mixed season for Letsile Tebogo.

Not the kind of outcome he would have surely wanted, losing the 200m to Kenny Bednarek.

With the emergence of Collen Kebinatshipi, it takes off some of the pressure to deliver to constantly deliver for his country 🇧🇼.

Josh Kerr loves running in Budapest. In 2023, he defeated Jakob Inbgebrigtsen to win the 1500m World title. Although the...
14/09/2026

Josh Kerr loves running in Budapest. In 2023, he defeated Jakob Inbgebrigtsen to win the 1500m World title.

Although there was meant to be a repeat at the World Ultimate Championships, Inbgebrigtsen withdrew after winning the 5000m.

This was Kerr's second 1500m race in 2026.

What it means to win double titles, and also $300k richer. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden was on fire in Budapest! She deliver...
13/09/2026

What it means to win double titles, and also $300k richer.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden was on fire in Budapest!

She delivered when it mattered most, running a lifetime's Best of 21.47s to win the 200m title.

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