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Oluwafemiayo eyes second Paralympics gold in Paris

The four-time world champion told www.aclsports.com that her performance at the Para Powerlifting World Cup last March and World Championship last June was a major boost ahead of the 2024 Paralympics.

The multiple African champion said, “I will first give God the glory for the privilege of being alive and being among the team who will represent Nigeria at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. I am very happy, and I feel good lifting for my fatherland.”

“As the current record holder, I need your prayers because, with God, all things are possible.”.

“I will say a big thank you to Nigeria and the honourable Minister of Sport Development, Senator Joh Enoh. He did well by making us get used to the weather, and all the training equipment in Germany is very perfect.

“All the para-athletes need your prayers and support from private companies.”.