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Input: Nigeria will be represented at the Winter Olympics for the first time ever, after their women's team qualified for the bobsled event at the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang. 
  
 Driver Seun Adigun and brakemen Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga completed the fifth of their required five qualifying races on Wednesday, becoming the first African team, men or women, to qualify in the Bobsled category. 
  
 In women's bobsled, teams are required to complete five races to qualify. The Nigeria team, led by driver Adigun - a former African 100m hurdles champion and 2012 summer Olympian - completed races in Utah, one in Whistler, and their final two races in Calgary on Tuesday and Wednesday. 
  
 "This is a huge milestone for sports in Nigeria," driver Adigun told KweséESPN. "Nothing makes me prouder than to know that I can play a small role in creating opportunities for winter sports to take place in Nigeria. 
  
 "Our objective now is to be the best representation of Africa that the Winter Olympics have ever witnessed." 
  
 A post shared by 🇳🇬 BOBSLED & SKELETON (@bsfnigeria) on Nov 14, 2017 at 9:59am PST 
  
 Solomon Ogba, President of the Bobsled and Skeleton Federation of Nigeria, was understandably thrilled at the achievement, saying via a media statement: "I commend the personal dedication and commitment of these women. 
  
 "Their hard work was inspiring and I hope Nigerians can appreciate what it took for them to achieve this - the work, the discipline, and the personal sacrifices. They were amazing throughout this journey. 
  
 "They are all very successful people in their own right - in sports and out of it, and somehow they are still motivated and still push for more success. 
  
 "I have watched them train and work hard to represent Nigeria at the Winter Olympics in a very technical and high risk sport and they have achieved that. They should be very proud, and I am very proud of them." 
  
 Nigeria could yet secure another spot at the Games, with driver Simidele Adeagbo just three races away from qualifying for the Skeleton competition. ||||| It might just be the greatest bobsleigh story to come out of a tropical nation since Cool Runnings . 
  
 The Nigerian women's two-person bobsleigh team took a big step to making history on Wednesday as the first African team to compete in bobsleigh at the Winter Olympics. Their story echoes the 1993 movie starring the late Canadian comedian John Candy about the Jamaican men's bobsleigh team that competed at the Calgary Olympics in 1988. 
  
 It is a dream come true for former sprinters Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere, and Akuoma Omeoga, whose ticket to Pyeongchang will make them the first Winter Olympians to represent the West African nation. 
  
 Driver Adigun, who represented Nigeria in the 100 metres at the 2012 Olympics, and brakemen Onwumere and Omeoga, completed the fifth of their required five qualifying races in Calgary on Wednesday. 
  
 Although the Nigerians have achieved the qualifying standard, there is still work to be done. Countries hoping to race in Pyeongchang must be in the top 40 of the global rankings on Jan. 14 after seven World Cup races. 
  
 "It is not possible for any team to qualify for the Olympic Games this early," Nicola Minichiello, the North American Cup co-ordinator for International Bobsleigh Skeleton Federation (IBSF), told Reuters in an email. "If we base their results on last year's rankings the team [is] likely to qualify, however this will not be confirmed until much closer to the time." 
  
 Regardless, the team was flooded with praise on social media. 
  
 Congrats to former <a href="https://twitter.com/UHCougarTF?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@UHCougarTF</a> star Seun Adigun and her Nigerian Bobsed teammates...first bobsled team from Africa, male or female, to qualify for the Winter Olympics. Fantastic! <a href="https://t.co/AWgxoyQdvM">pic.twitter.com/AWgxoyQdvM</a> —@DTGoteraKHOU 
  
 Meet the first Nigeria Women's Bobsled Team:<br><br>Seun Adigun (Driver) rep'd Nigeria in 100mH at London 2012, began training for bobsled in 2014<br>Ngozi Onwumere (Breakmen) won a Silver & Gold medal at the 2015 AAG <br>Akuoma Omeoga (Breakmen) will be representing Nigeria for first time <a href="https://t.co/QFqeFRZ5So">pic.twitter.com/QFqeFRZ5So</a> —@Jololade 
  
 In a recent interview with NBC posted to Onwumere's Instagram account, the team said most people are surprised to learn that they do the bulk of their training in warm weather. 
  
 Their unprecedented feat appears to have inspired and perplexed many, and of course, references to Cool Runnings were inevitable. 
  
 A Nigerian bobsled team? Have they ever seen snow in Nigeria? —@DelDiablo007 
  
 Nigeria has a bobsled team.... this country continues to amaze me! 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 —@GeekySneaks 
  
 🎵 nuff people say they know they cant believe,<br>nigeria we have a bobsled team 🎵 <a href="https://t.co/MGY2AQrkPd">https://t.co/MGY2AQrkPd</a> —@aWickNotSnuffed 
  
 "Cool Runnings 2 Nigeria." <a href="https://t.co/Q8CSvc2ItE">https://t.co/Q8CSvc2ItE</a> —@mjtfreeze |||||
Output:
An amazing achievement by the Nigerian women's bobsled team had more than one person speculating about Cool Runnings 2 this week. The team—driver Seun Adigun and brakemen Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga—qualified for the 2018 Winter Olympics after completing their final qualifying races in Calgary, ESPN reports. They are now the first Nigerian team to qualify for the Winter Olympics, and the first African bobsled team, women or men, to qualify. "This is a huge milestone for sports in Nigeria," Adigun says. "Our objective now is to be the best representation of Africa that the Winter Olympics have ever witnessed." Adigun, who represented Nigeria in the 100 meters in the 2012 London Olympics, started training for the bobsled in 2014, the CBC reports. She told interviewers this week that many people are surprised to find out the team does most of its training in warm weather. The 2018 Games will take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, from Feb. 9 to Feb. 25. Previous Winter Olympics bobsled teams from tropical countries include the 1988 Jamaican team, subject of 1993's Cool Runnings. ESPN notes that Nigeria could end up having two teams in the Winter Olympics if Simidele Adeagbo manages to qualify for the women's skeleton event.