Nigerian Bronze-winning Olympian Ese Brume has dedicated her win to famous Nigerian preacher Bishop David Oyedepo.
Brume won Nigeria's first medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games with a third-place finish in the Women's Long Jump final, which gave her a Bronze Medal.
Just before her jump, the Delta State-born athlete was captured muttering to herself; "God of David Oyedepo, I want to do this."
She finished in a podium place for Team Nigeria and dedicated the win to her preacher.
"This medal means a lot to me. It doesn't matter the colour. First I dedicate it to Bishop Oyedepo and I plan to decorate him with the medal later," Brume said.
"I'm super excited that I made it to the top three at the Olympics. Honestly, I can't contend with my joy."
Bishop Oyedepo is the founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, popularly known as Winners' Chapel.
Brume, who grew up in Delta State, is a member of the church.