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Nigeria’s Esther Nworgu Sets New Paralympic Record in Women Powerlifting

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Nigeria’s Esther Nworgu has set a new Paralympic record in the women’s up to 41kg powerlifting event.

Nworgu lifted 112kg on her second attempt, momentarily putting her in the lead and showcasing her incredible power and skill on the global stage.

Her lift set a new Paralympic record and gave hopes of a gold medal for Nigeria.

However, the competition intensified as China’s Zhe Cui responded with a stunning performance of her own.

Cui lifted 113kg, reclaiming the lead and setting a new Paralympic record.

This incredible feat pushed Nworgu into the silver medal position, adding to the event drama.

With one more attempt remaining, all eyes are on Nworgu as she seeks to surpass Cui’s lift and secure the gold medal.

The competition is fierce, and the stakes could not be higher as Nworgu prepares for her final attempt, determined to bring glory to Nigeria.

The outcome of this intense contest will determine who takes home the gold.

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