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BREAKING: Another Kenyan Athlete Emerge Winner Access Bank 2020 Marathon

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BREAKING: Another Kenyan Athlete Emerge Winner Access Bank 2020 Marathon

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February 8, 2020

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A Kenyan athlete, David Barmasai Tumo has emerged winner of the Access bank 2020 marathon

The race which took place Today by 6:30am had its starting point at Western Avenue, in front of the National Stadium Surulere, opposite Teslim Balogun Stadium and finish location in front of Eko Atlantic City, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Tumo won the race in 2hours 10 minutes becoming the champion on Saturday in Lagos.

It would be recalled that the competition was won last by a Kenyan in 2018 when Abraham Kiprotich won the race.

Details later…

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