Power Horse Nigerian Sprinter Blessing Okagbare, whose impeccable speed and agility at the just-concluded Commonwealth games in Glasgow 2014 earned her 2 Gold medals for winning the 100m, and 200m races in 10:85 seconds, and 22:25 seconds respectively, hence breaking Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie 10:91 seconds record in 100m which was set 12 years ago…
Blessing has once again in a heavily competitive 200 metres final at the 2014 IAAF World Championships at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, yesterday, with strong competition from Murielle Ahoure(Ivory Coast), andJamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce proved herself a heroine as she thrilled the worlds setting a new championship record of 11 secs.