Chidi potato

Chidi potato
Player information
Roman letters	Chukwudi "Chidi" Imoh
Nationality	Nigeria
Competition	Track and field (sprint)
Item	60m, 100m
The date of birth	(1963-08-27) 1963August 27(53 years old)
Height	188cm
The weight	77 kg
Results
The Olympics	One set of 100m semifinal five (1992) The 4x100mR second place (1992)
The world championship	Two sets of 100m semifinals six (1987) One set of 4x100mR semifinal five (1983)
Personal best
60m	6.52 seconds (1990)
100m	10.00 seconds (1986) Nine seconds 92w (1987)
200m	20.31 seconds (1988)
Acquisition medal Boy track and field Nigeria The Olympics Silver 1992 Barcelona 4x100mR World indoor championship Copper 1991 Seville 60m Tournament in Africa Money 1987 Nairobi 100m African Cup of Nations Money 1984 Rabat 100m Money 1985 Cairo 100m Money 1985 Cairo 4x100mR Universiade Money 1983 Edmonton 100m Money 1985 Kobe 100m Africa World Cup Silver 1985 Canberra 100m
Editing

The Chidi potato (Chukwudi "Chidi" Imoh, August 27, 1963 -) is a Nigerian former track-and-field athlete. The specialty is a sprint. The personal best of 100m is 10.00 seconds of the former Africa record. It is the silver medalist of the Barcelona Olympics boy 4*100m relay for 1,992 years.

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Career

I win the Universiade men's 100 meters final held in Kobe for from August to September in 1,985 in 10.22 seconds and achieve a straight victory. It was the second straight victory accomplisher in this item in history since Enrique フィゲロラ which won Sofia meeting and 1963 Porto Allegret meeting in 1961.

I established Africa record of 11(-0.4) by men's 100 meters for ten seconds when I participated in the World Cup held in Canberra in September, 1985 as an African representative and entered the second place next to Ben Johnson (10.00 seconds).

I set 6.60 seconds in the Seville world indoor championship boy 60m final of March, 1991 and won a bronze medal next to Andre caisson (6.54 seconds), Linford Christie (6.55 seconds) [¹]. When man and woman went at 60m and it was the medal acquisition that it was the first among Nigeria group and included other items, since Paul Emordi (English version) which acquired a silver medal by the long jump of the Indianapolis meeting in 1987, it was the second medal acquisition in history of Nigeria group.

I contribute to the second place that I set 37.98 seconds in the boy 4*100m relay final that acted as a 2 race (Oluyemi Kayode (English version), potato, オラパデ アデニケン, Davidson エジンワ) when I participate in the Barcelona Olympics in August, 1992. I won the silver medal which became the medal that it was the first among Nigeria group in this item [^{note 1}].

Personal best

Of the record column (as for the number in), + means a fair wind in wind velocity (m/s).

Item	Record	The date	Place	Remarks
The outdoors
100m	10.00 seconds (+1.0)	August 15, 1986	Berlin	Former Africa record
	Nine seconds 92wA (+4.4)	August 8, 1987	Nairobi	Fair wind reference record Highlands record
200m	20.31 seconds (+0.2)	August 23, 1988	Bern
The room
60m	6.52 seconds	March 7, 1990	Piraeus

Main meeting results

Year	Meeting	Place	Item	Result	Record	Remarks
1983	Universiade	Edmonton	100m	Championship	10.33 seconds
1983	The world championship	Helsinki	100m	The second qualifier	10.45 seconds (-1.1)	Three sets of five
			4x100mR	The semifinals	39.44 seconds (a 4 race)	One set of five
1984	African Cup of Nations	Rabat	100m	Championship	10.40 seconds
1984	The Olympics	Los Angeles	100m	The second qualifier	10.42 seconds	Five sets of five
			4x100mR	The semifinals	38.98 seconds (a 4 race)	Two sets of five
1985	African Cup of Nations	Cairo	100m	Championship	10.22 seconds
			4x100mR	Championship	39.28 seconds (a 4 race)
1985	Universiade	Kobe	100m	Championship	10.22 seconds
1985	World Cup	Canberra	100m	The second place	10.11 seconds (-0.4)	Record in Africa African representative
			4x100mR	The seventh place	39.55 seconds (a 4 race)	African representative (Nigeria)
1987	World indoor championship	Indianapolis	60m	Qualifier	DNS
1987	Tournament in Africa	Nairobi	100m	Championship	10.10 seconds
1987	The world championship	Rome	100m	The semifinals	10.29 seconds (-1.3)	Two sets of six
			4x100mR	Qualifier	DNS (a 4 race)
1988	The Olympics	Seoul	100m	The second qualifier	11.44 seconds	Two sets of eight
1989	World Cup	Barcelona	4x100mR	The fourth place	38.81 seconds (a 2 race)	African representative (combined [note 2])
1991	World indoor championship	Seville	60m	The third place	6.60 seconds
1991	The world championship	Tokyo	100m	The second qualifier	10.46 seconds (+4.3)	Two sets of eight
1992	The Olympics	Barcelona	100m	The semifinals	10.30 seconds	One set of five
			4x100mR	The second place	37.98 seconds (a 2 race)

Footnote

Explanatory note

1. The ^ girl won a bronze medal in this meeting, too.
2. As for ^ 1 race, as for Senegalese Amadou M'Baye (edition in France), 2 race, オラパデ アデニケン, a 4 race are Nigerian Davidson エジンワ a Nigerian potato, a 3 race.

Source

1. ^ "The third world indoor championship boy 60m final result". International Amateur Athletic Federation. April 24, 2016 reading.

Outside link

• Profile (English) of the Chidi potato - International Amateur Athletic Federation
• Results (English) by Chidi potato - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
• Profile (English) of Chidi potato - All-Athletics.com

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