Nigerian weightlifter Esther Nworgu set a new Paralympic record by lifting 112kg in the women's up to 41kg category. Despite her impressive performance, China's Zhe Cui reclaimed the lead with 113kg. Nworgu currently holds second place with one attempt left, aiming for gold at the Paralympics.
Nigerian weightlifter Esther Nworgu made headlines at the Paralympics by lifting 112kg on her second attempt in the women's up to 41kg category, temporarily taking the lead and setting a new Paralympic record. The excitement surrounding her performance was palpable as she sought to secure a spot on the podium. However, the competition intensified when China’s Zhe Cui lifted 113kg, reclaiming the lead and putting herself in a strong position for the gold medal.
With one final attempt remaining, Nworgu is currently in second place, vying for the gold. Social media buzzed with support from fans who expressed their belief in her potential to bring home the medal. Comments from Nigerian supporters included optimistic predictions, with many rallying behind her as she competes against Zhe Cui, who is attempting to lift 124kg in her next try, which would set a new world record.
As the event unfolds, all eyes are on Nworgu, who embodies the spirit and resilience of Nigerian athletes on the global stage. The anticipation builds as fans hope for a triumphant conclusion to her Paralympic journey, underscoring the pride and passion that her performance evokes across the nation. #TeamNigeria continues to cheer for Nworgu as she aims for victory.
