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- World
Junior Championships
- 1st
place, 200 meters - Athens, 1986
(23.11s)
- 3rd
place, 4X100 meters - Athens, 1886
- World
Championships
- 6th
place, 400 meters - Gothenburg, 1995
(50.77s)
- 5th
place, 400 meters - Athens, 1997
(50.27s)
- 4th
place, 400 meters - Seville, 1999
(50.03s)
- 2nd
place, 400 meters (World Indoors)
Maebashi, 1999 (51.25s)
- Olympic
Games
- 400
meters bronze - Atlanta, 1996 (49.10s)
- 4X400
meters silver - Atlanta, 1996
- First
and only Nigerian to win double medals in one Olympics
- First
ever Nigerian to win an individual Olympic medal in track
and field
- IAAF
Grand Prix Final
- 2nd
place, 400 meters - Milan, 1996 (49.73s)
- 1st
place, 400 meters - Moscow, 1998 (49.73s)
- 2nd
place, 400 meters - Doha, 2000 (50.61s)
- Goodwill
Games
- 1st
place, 400 meters - New York, 1998
(49.89s - meet record)
- First
and only Nigerian to win individual Goodwill Games title
- World
Cup in Athletics
- 3rd
place, 400 meters - Barcelona, 1989 (51.67s)
- 1st
place, 400 meters - Johannesburg, 1998 (49.52s)
- 2nd
place, 200 meters - Johannesburg, 1998 (22.25s)
- All
African Games
- 1st
place, 400 meters - Johannesburg, 1999 (50.02s)
- 1st
place, 4X400 meters - Johannesburg, 1999
- 2nd
place, 100 and 200 meters - Nairobi, 1987
- 1st
place, 4X100 meters and 4X400 meters
Nairobi, 1987
- 2nd
place, 400 meters - Harare, 1995
- 1st
place, 4X400 meters - Harare, 1995
- African
Championships
- 1st
place, 400 meters - Lagos, 1989
- 1st
place, 4X400 meters - Lagos, 1989
- 1st
place, 200 and 400 meters - Dakar, 1998
- General
- Ranked
number one in the world in the 400 meters in 1998
- Ranked
number two in the world in the 200 meters in 1998 (behind
Marion Jones)
- Ran
the fastest time in the world in the 400 meters in 1999 -
49.62s.
- Ranked
among top 10 in the 400 meters since 1995
- African
record holder in the 400 meters
(49.10s)
- Former
Nigerian 800 meters record holder at
2:04.57s - Eugene, 1997
Complete
IAAF statistics on Fali
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