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The existing reference called "Meet the Ojora siblings: Proudly Nigerians, US-Educated, and donning the British colours" in an Pulse Sports article says that Ojora was born in Lagos. However, I've just seen a video clip from a NCAA event in June 2023 where Ojora himself says he was born in England. The article quotes him as saying "I don't have a British passport", but that seems unlikely (impossible) because he has been 110m hudles British champion from before the article. As a consequence, I don't think that Pulse Sports is reliable. I will change his place of birth to London and add the YouTube reference. Seaweed ( talk) 17:15, 2 March 2024 (UTC) reply

I've now found a written reference from University of Southern California stating he was born in London. I'll add that.