By David Kabiyesi
This is definitely not the best of time for 100m hurdles World Champion,Tobi Amusan after the reigning world record holder face a potential ban for missing drug test.
The Nigerian star is now contesting a charge of missed drug tests that could potentially lead to a suspension if found guilty
Amusan took to social media to announce the charge, stating that she was charged with three missed drug tests within a 12-month period, which could result in a two-year suspension, even if an athlete has never failed a drug test.
In her Instagram post, the 26-year-old Amusan expressed her intention to fight the charge and have her case decided by a tribunal of three arbitrators before the start of the upcoming World Championships.
The reigning 100m hurdles world champion asserted her belief in her clean athlete status and mentioned that she undergoes regular testing by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), including being tested within days of her third alleged missed test.
The Nigerian expressed faith that the matter would be resolved in her favor, allowing her to compete in the World Championships in August.
The AIU, the governing body responsible for handling doping cases in track and field, charged Amusan, according to her soc
