The disqualified Nigerian athlete is accused of refusal of cooperation

The Nigerian athlete Blessing Okagbare, discharged during the Olympic Games in Tokyo because of anti-doping controls on growth hormone, underwent two new charges from the organization for fight against a dope in track and field athletics (AIU) after positive dough on eritropoetin and for refusal to cooperate in investigation, reports L’Équipe. On July 19 Blessing Okagbare provided a sample which was positive on growth hormone. Ten days later, on July 30, AIU temporarily discharged the Nigerian sportswoman of competitions. It prepared for participation in a semi-final on 100 m at the Olympic Games in...