Nigerian Athlete Blessing Okagbare Sets Internet Space Agog With ‘Chicky’ Hot Photo
- Blessing Okagbare seems to be enjoying the best moments of her life as seen in a lovely photo
- The sensational Nigerian sprinter shared a lovely image as she flaunted her beautiful face
- Fans have continued to commend her beauty, while others thanked her for representing Nigeria well
Incredible Nigerian athlete Blessing Okagbare has sent the internet space into a frenzy after sharing a beautiful picture of herself.
The 34-year-old sprint queen looked ‘chic’ in the pic she shared on Twitter on Saturday morning, February 4, to get her followers buzzing.
Okagbare is a Nigerian record holder in the 100m sprint, having held the number one spot for seven years.
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She won silver in the Long Jump event at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
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At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Okagbare won her first-round heat in the 100 metres with a time of 11.05.
She was subsequently suspended on July 31, 2021, after failing a drug test taken on 19 July 2021, which tested positive for human growth hormone.
But that did not stop her from flaunting her beauty. Sharing a picture of herself, Okagbare added the caption: “If Graceful was a person.”
And her followers have continued to react. One said:
“Wadup Blessing.... Time to prove them wrong.
Okagbare replied:
“Nothing to prove to anyone..... My mission is to please God.”
Another fan wrote:
“It's good to see you healthy and happy. Irrespective of what they say we as a country love you and are proud of you.”
One wrote:
“The CHAMP! God bless you, we love you so much. Thanks for all the joy you brought to us, Nigerians. Your place in history is assured.”
Another said:
“Wow! Blessed Babe. You still tite despite all you've gone through. You got God presence in your life.”
How Okagbare broke long-standing record
Sports Brief earlier reported that Blessing Okagbare became the first athlete to complete a 100m race in less than 11 seconds at the P-T-S Meeting staged in, Samorin, Slovak Republic.
The multiple award-winning Nigerian athlete won the women's event after running at 10.98 seconds - breaking the longstanding 11.09 seconds record set by Czech Republic's Jarmila Kratochvílova in 1983.
Her victory also means that the 32-year-old has continued to make progress towards her preparations for this summer's Tokyo Olympic Games.
Source: SportsBrief.com