judecares1:
warri nor dey carry last

point of correction she be sapele pikin not warri

aAfrican women stepping up in the sprints with Ta Lou and Ahoure taking firs 2 places in recent world indoor champs 60m. I hope that first global title for Africa has inspired Blessing to believe she can be a global champ. The commonwealth games 100m and 200m events is loaded with amazing talent this year some fast times and records are in store.

Okagbare (NIG), Ta Lou (CIV), Ahoure (CIV), Thompson (JAM) , Williams (JAM), Asher-Smith (ENG), Phillips(ENG)

Last last na draw

judecares1:
warri nor dey carry last

Luukasz:
If na say dem arrest am for drug peddling una no go shout igbo amaka... onye ara

she is urhobo not igbo

Yusfunoble:


Okagbare is just getting better, African legend. Nice one girl but why is her team "unattached"

In Track and Field, there are clubs and teams, just as there is in football. But since most track events are not team oriented, an athlete doesn't have to belong a team if he or she wishes to participate only in purely individual events. Such athletes are referred to as "unattached".

jokolo282:
igbo amaka

its urhobo wadoo not the above

ClintGist:
Celebrated Nigerian athlete, Blessing Okagbare, turned up with an impressive 22.04secs in her 200m race at the Wes Kittley Invitational Track and Field Meet at the Abilene Christian University, which erased the 22-year-old previous African record of 22.07secs set by Mary Onyali at a Meet in Switzerland in 1996.




Apart from becoming the new African record in the race which Cierra White followed in second place in 23.26secs, while Natasha McDonald settled for third in 24.23secs, Okagbare’s winning time also became the new national record in the women’s 200m. Okagbare’s previous personal best in the event, was 22.23secs was set at the 2014 Eugene Diamond League.

Mary Onyali, who was particularly pleased that her 22 year-old African record has been broken by her compatriot, told a ThisDay correspondent;

“My 200m African record went to my little sister yesterday. Congrats Ble-Ble Baby ! Now we are back on track !! Thanks for keeping this in the family Kitty; While we hunt for the other one ! On a mission. Stay tuned” as she gushed with enthusiasm at the feat of Okagbare yesterday.



Nigerian athlete Blessing Okagbare breaks 22-year-old African record lailasnews

Okagbare’s previous Personal Best (PB) in the event was 22.23s, set at the 2014 Eugene Diamond League. She now holds the Nigerian women’s records in the 100m (10.79secs) and 200m (22.04secs).

With this new form, it is going to be difficult for the Delta-born sprinter to avoid defending the double sprint medals she won at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland four years ago.

The former Team Nigeria captain had earlier signified her intention, to race only in the 4x100m relay at the Games scheduled to hold in Gold Coast, Australia between April 4 and 15. She remains the favourite for both the 100m and 200m gold medals at the Games, even though the Wes Kittley Invitational was her first competition of the season.

The 26-year-old is one of the 37 athletes listed by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria to participate at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia, which begins on April 4.

source : http://www.clintgist.com/nigerian-athlete-blessing-okagbare-breaks-22-year-old-african-record/

Sapele Pikin.

Blessing Okagbare, making delta state proud.

Good one, but over hyped, cos she always fumbles @ the big stage

excel101:
Good one, but over hyped, cos she always fumbles @ the big stage

Everyone does, did you not watch Jamaica @ the last Olympic games?

excel101:
Good one, but over hyped, cos she always fumbles @ the big stage

Which big stage any of your sisters dey?

Some Nigerians with their pull down mentality

HajimeSaito:


In Track and Field, there are clubs and teams, just as there is in football. But since most track events are not team oriented, an athlete doesn't have to belong a team if he or she wishes to participate only in purely individual events. Such athletes are referred to as "unattached".

Thanks.. now I know.

jokolo282:
igbo amaka

See this dull somebody. Okagbare look like Igbo for your eye. Always looking for an opportunity to display your tribalistic inferiority complex.

I so much like this hardworking lady.


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TheKingIsHere:


Which big stage any of your sisters dey?

Some Nigerians with their pull down mentality

That's been the truth with Okagbare. Her biggest events have ended up poorly for her. Maybe it's a psychological issue.

Luukasz:
If na say dem arrest am for drug peddling una no go shout igbo amaka... onye ara

sorry, okagbere is not igbo, she is isoko.

nowpresence:

she is urhobo not igbo

Go correct the dude that shouted Igbo amaka, not me

Love this lady so much

Meanwhile enjoy spectacular goals from Nigeria league footballers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWo003pI8_g

Codeblues:
She usually does well at invitational or mini games but disappoints at big stage. Wishing her well.

Exactly! I think it's psychological like she caves in to the pressures of high expectations.

Codeblues:
She usually does well at invitational or mini games but disappoints at big stage. Wishing her well.

My thought exactly bro.

Congrats to her

TheKingIsHere:


Which big stage any of your sisters dey?

Some Nigerians with their pull down mentality

very soon we'll start sending underaged like you out of NL