The 17 cyclists in the juniors category comprise 11 males and six females, while the 18 cyclists in the elite category have ten males and eight females.
The championship, which is in its second edition, will hold from July 14 to 17 at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja.
Nigeria hosted the championship’s first edition in July 2019 in Abuja, with the Nigerian contingent made up of 21 cyclists in both the female and male categories.
The Cycling Federation of Nigeria (CFN) has confirmed that Nigeria had won the bid to host the 2022 Track Africa cycling championship in Abuja.
Nigeria is represented by four female riders, Tawakalitu Yekeen, Mary Samuel, Grace Ayuba, and Ese Ukpeseraye.
