As the 2026 Commonwealth Games enter their final stretch in Glasgow, Nigeria remains among the competition’s most successful nations, occupying ninth place on the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table.
Since making its debut at the Games, Nigeria has amassed 271 medals comprising 82 gold, 84 silver and 105 bronze, placing it among only nine countries to have surpassed the 250-medal mark in Commonwealth Games history.
Australia sits comfortably atop the all-time standings with an astonishing 2,604 medals—including 1,003 gold medals—further underlining its status as the most dominant nation in the history of the Games.
England follows in second place with 2,322 medals (773 gold, 783 silver and 766 bronze), while Canada ranks third with 1,647 medals, having collected 510 gold, 548 silver and 589 bronze medals over the years.
New Zealand occupies fourth position with 706 medals, ahead of India, which has won 564 medals, while Scotland (502), South Africa (416) and Wales (334) complete the top eight.
