Abraham Kiptum of Kenya wins 2nd Access Bank Lagos City Marathon
By Editor
11 February 2017 |
9:25 am
Abraham Kiptum of Kenya has won the international category of the 2nd Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, defending his title. Meanwhile, Philip Sharabutu also defended the first Nigerian male title and Emmanuel Gyang came second in the Nigerian male category
Abraham Kiptum of Kenya has won the international category of the 2nd Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, defending his title.
Meanwhile, Philip Sharabutu also defended the first Nigerian male title and Emmanuel Gyang came second in the Nigerian male category
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