OSBC | Osun State Broadcasting Corporation
  • Home
  • About
    • Our History
    • Management Board
    • Management Team
    • Other Management Staff
    • OSBC Organogram
  • Contact
  • LIVE TV/RADIO
    • 104.5FM RADIO LIVE
    • OSBC TV LIVE
    • REALITY 96.3FM RADIO LIVE
    • ORISUN 89.5FM LIVE
    • 104.5FM Radio Live Video
    • Orisun FM Live Video
    • REALITY Radio Live Video
  • PODCAST
    • Saturday Morning Treat – SMT
    • Dateline
    • Newsmaker
    • In the Newsroom
    • Kajoso
    • Ojumo’re
    • Newspaper Today
  • Portal
    • Staff Email
  • Osun state Website
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
    • Our History
    • Management Board
    • Management Team
    • Other Management Staff
    • OSBC Organogram
  • Contact
  • LIVE TV/RADIO
    • 104.5FM RADIO LIVE
    • OSBC TV LIVE
    • REALITY 96.3FM RADIO LIVE
    • ORISUN 89.5FM LIVE
    • 104.5FM Radio Live Video
    • Orisun FM Live Video
    • REALITY Radio Live Video
  • PODCAST
    • Saturday Morning Treat – SMT
    • Dateline
    • Newsmaker
    • In the Newsroom
    • Kajoso
    • Ojumo’re
    • Newspaper Today
  • Portal
    • Staff Email
  • Osun state Website
No Result
View All Result
OSBC | Osun State Broadcasting Corporation

Tokyo Paralympics: Oluwafemiayo wins powerlifting gold for Nigeria

OSBC_Admin by OSBC_Admin
August 30, 2021
in headlines
0
0
SHARES
5
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Folasade Oluwafemiayo increased Team Nigeria’s medals haul at the ongoing 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo on Monday by winning the gold medal in the women’s -86kg event of the powerlifting competition.

The 36-year-old won the event with a bang by setting a new world record, as well as a Paralympic record with a lift of 152kg.

The silver medalist in the women’s 75kg event at the 2012 Games lifted 147kg in her first attempt, and 149kg in the second attempt.

She went on to take a lead with a 151kg lift in her third attempt, leaving her opponents bewildered as she went on to lift 152kg in the final attempt.

Oluwafemiayo was way ahead of the pack which had China’s Zheng Feifei winning the silver with a lift of 139kg.

Great Britain’s Louise Sugden won the bronze medal with a lift of 131kg.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Oluwafemiayo’s feat took Nigeria to 21st on the medals table, with a total haul of three gold, one silver and two bronze.

Earlier in the day, Loveline Obiji had won silver medal for Team Nigeria in the women’s +86kg event.

(NAN)

Previous Post

BREAKING: Obiji wins Nigeria’s sixth medal at Tokyo Paralympics

Next Post

BBNaija S6: Why my relationship with Nini is complicated – Saga

Next Post

BBNaija S6: Why my relationship with Nini is complicated – Saga

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

OSBC | Osun State Broadcasting Corporation

© 2023 OSBC - Osun State Broadcasting Corporation | Designed by: ICT UNIT.

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • LIVE TV/RADIO
  • PODCAST
  • Portal
  • Osun state Website

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
    • Our History
    • Management Board
    • Management Team
    • Other Management Staff
    • OSBC Organogram
  • Contact
  • LIVE TV/RADIO
    • 104.5FM RADIO LIVE
    • OSBC TV LIVE
    • REALITY 96.3FM RADIO LIVE
    • ORISUN 89.5FM LIVE
    • 104.5FM Radio Live Video
    • Orisun FM Live Video
    • REALITY Radio Live Video
  • PODCAST
    • Saturday Morning Treat – SMT
    • Dateline
    • Newsmaker
    • In the Newsroom
    • Kajoso
    • Ojumo’re
    • Newspaper Today
  • Portal
    • Staff Email
  • Osun state Website

© 2023 OSBC - Osun State Broadcasting Corporation | Designed by: ICT UNIT.

Enable Notifications OK No thanks