I never hesperredit

19 year old Divine isn’t only famous for the ‘I never hespereddit’ video that went viral during the International World Youth Championship in 2013.

https://twitter.com/Shawnife_/status/765642714625040384

He currently has 5 gold medals to his name after winning gold medals at the African Junior Championships in 2013 and 2015.

Being a vocal and unapologetic individual, Divine called out the Nigerian sports ministry for not paying proper attention to athletes, especially after qualifying for the Olympics.

Very Tragic VIDEO: 10x Medallist "I never experred it" @OduduruD's plea to @MBuhari & Sponsors to #SaveNaijaAthletes pic.twitter.com/GXbkvdWhiK
— Making of Champions (@MakingOfChamps) July 12, 2016

Before his 1st race at the Olympics, he reached out to Nigerians and promised to give his best.

#pray for me# pic.twitter.com/PiTTkp3FsE
— Oduduru Divine Ejowvokoghene (@odudurudivine1) August 15, 2016

And guess what? He qualified for the semifinals! He came 2nd to the legendary Usain Bolt with a time gap of roughly 0.06 seconds.

Divine Oduduru sets new personal best at 20:34.
Our 'never experredit' guy is through to the Semifinals 👏 pic.twitter.com/E6YUoMUgA6
— Y! Online (@YNaija) August 16, 2016

Nigerians never expereddit!

That "I never hesperedit" guy just came 2nd after Usain Bolt in the 200m Round 1 Heat!

He has a black man blood in him afterall.

Epic! 😂👏🙌
— Cønsigliere (@Ababoy01) August 16, 2016

We’re incredibly proud of Divine.

When Divine came second, Everybody in the office was screaming like we just won Gold.
Myself Included.
— Daddy D (@oluwalatte) August 16, 2016

He basically won that race.

Divine Oduduru won that race…Usain Bolt is a ghost so he doesn't count
— Big Cuz (@imohumoren) August 16, 2016

He’s not our mate anymore please!

Kindly be informed that if you use Divine Oduduru's picture as a meme again, I will block you. He's a national hero now
— 20.10.2020 (@I_Am_Ilemona) August 16, 2016

19 year old Divine isn’t only famous for the ‘I never hespereddit’ video that went viral during the International World Youth Championship in 2013.

He currently has 5 gold medals to his name after winning gold medals at the African Junior Championships in 2013 and 2015.

Being a vocal and unapologetic individual, Divine called out the Nigerian sports ministry for not paying proper attention to athletes, especially after qualifying for the Olympics.

Before his 1st race at the Olympics, he reached out to Nigerians and promised to give his best.

And guess what? He qualified for the semifinals! He came 2nd to the legendary Usain Bolt with a time gap of roughly 0.06 seconds.

Nigerians never expereddit!

We’re incredibly proud of Divine.

He basically won that race.

He’s not our mate anymore please!

Therefore, let’s all put some ‘respeck’ on his name and also wish him good luck at the semifinals!