Nigerian Superstar Track & Field athlete has been nominated by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria to the IAAF Athletes Commission and her nomination has been accepted by the IAAF. The elections will be held in August at the upcoming IAAF Track & Field World Championships in Beijing, China this August.
Blessing a vocal and passionate athlete is a compassionate person who seeks to better the sport and the state of affairs of its athletes.
In a communiqué to the IAAF committee responsible for the process of nomination and election of the athlete representative she espoused her views on what makes her a very suitable candidate and why other athletes should vote for her and some of those reason are that;
Blessing a vocal and passionate athlete is a compassionate person who seeks to better the sport and the state of affairs of its athletes.
In a communiqué to the IAAF committee responsible for the process of nomination and election of the athlete representative she espoused her views on what makes her a very suitable candidate and why other athletes should vote for her and some of those reason are that;
· She wants to leave a legacy for the next generation of athletes through sports development programs that she will be promoting very strongly through her foundation which will be launched this summer
· She also believes in fairness and equal opportunity for all and therefore would like to see all athletes around the world catered to and treated fairly in any and all circumstances, regardless of where they are from.
Blessing who will be competing in the sprints at the World Championships later this summer is one of the favorites to take God in both the 100 and 200 meters.
· She also believes in fairness and equal opportunity for all and therefore would like to see all athletes around the world catered to and treated fairly in any and all circumstances, regardless of where they are from.
Blessing who will be competing in the sprints at the World Championships later this summer is one of the favorites to take God in both the 100 and 200 meters.
By: Leslie Koroma
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