He started playing table tennis on the dining room in his home in Lagos, Nigeria. The youngest of six siblings, Olajide Omotayo‘s love for the game started at the age of nine. Years of training paid when he won the Men’s Singles at the 2019 African Games. As current Champion of African he competed in this year’s Tokyo Olympics.

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E62 | From His Living Room in Lagos, Nigeria to Olympic Table Tennis Champion—Olajide Omotayo