Kenyan sprint sensation Ferdinand Omanyala has opened up about his disappointment after failing to qualify for the 100m final at the Paris Olympics. Taking to social media, the athlete expressed his gratitude for the unwavering support from Kenyans, emphasizing that his journey is far from over.
Omanyala acknowledged the challenging period he is currently facing but maintained a positive outlook, attributing the outcome to God’s plan. He expressed confidence in Kenya’s ability to break new ground in the 100m sprint.
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The athlete’s journey to the semi-finals was cut short as he finished last in his heat. Despite the tough competition, which saw a photo finish decide the winner, Omanyala garnered praise from fellow Kenyans, including celebrities and journalists, who lauded his efforts in representing the country.
The Paris Olympics saw American Noah Lyles clinch the 100m gold, ending a 20-year drought for the United States in the event.