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UNSTOPPABLE 🇳🇬. Folashade Oluwafemiayo beats her own power lifting world record on final day of Paralympic Games🎥@Paralympics Nigeria is unstoppable. On the final day of the 2024 Paris Paralympics, Folashade Oluwafemiayo has obliterated her own previous 165kg world record with an incredible 167kg lift, securing gold in the Women’s Over 86kg Para powerlifting category🏅 Nigeria’s medal haul now stands at a total of seven (see story on previous six wins: Paris2024: Good things do come to an end. Nigeria’s never-give-up trait earns it six medals as the Paralympics draw to a close 🙌]. Folashade Oluwafemiayo lifts Paralympic gold!After breaking both…

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📸2024 Getty Images Despite no-one wanting Paris 2024 to come to an end, the Closing Ceremony of the Paralympic Games will bring the curtain down on 12 days of intense sporting activity in France’s capital, on Sunday 8 September, starting at 20:30 local time. After nearly two weeks of competition and jaw-dropping feats of athleticism, the medal table tells a story of grit: So far, throughout the Paralympics’ 549 medal events, China tops the table in terms of gold medals (71) and total medals (163). After Great Britain (82 total, 35 golds), Team USA athletes have brought home 77 medals in all, including 27 golds.…

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The Olympic cauldron 🎥 Paris 2024 – ComitĂ© d’organisation des Jeux Olympiques As the thrilling 2024 Paris Paralympic Games come to an end, Team Nigeria have hauled in a total of six medals as at the penultimate day (Saturday, September 07), while hoping to secure two additional medals on the final day in their last two para-powerlifting events today, Sunday. The country’s medal tally table currently looks like this: 📸NigeriaOlympic The sensational Mariam Eniola Bolaji set the pace by being the first to make a mark for Nigeria on the medals table. She claimed the Para badminton bronze medal in the women’s SL3 category. …

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Onyinyechi Mark dominates the Women’s -61kg Para powerlifting with an incredible 150kg lift 🎥Paralympics Nigerian Para powerlifter Onyinyechi Mark is nothing short of exceptional. 🔥🤯 The 23-year-old also secured Nigeria’s first gold medal in the sport at this year’s Paralympics. She broke the world record twice back-to-back in her debut appearance at La Chapelle Arena on September 06, with her final regular lift of 147kg breaking the world record – before an incredible 150kg Power Lift just moments later, which broke the world record again, and secured her gold medal. 📸Paralympic.org Onyinyechi came into her first Paralympic Games looking to conquer the…

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(L-R): Badminton, Women’s Singles SL3: Gold medallist Xiao Zuxian of China; Silver medallist Qonitah Ikhtiar Syakuroh of Indonesia; and bronze medalist Mariam Eniola Bolaji of Nigeria celebrate on the podium, 2 September, 📸REUTERS – Jennifer Lorenzini In 2021, Mariam Bolaji’s coach, Bello Rafiu Oyebanji, died in a road accident as she was preparing for the Tokyo Paralympics. The 18-year-old swore to press on and make Oyebanji proud by bringing a medal home in the near future. She did. On Monday, September 02, Miriam The 18-year-old beat Oksana Kozyna from Ukraine 21-9, 21-9 to claim the para badminton bronze medal in the women’s SL3 category for…

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Anne N. Agbakoba (Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, B&E) Welcome to Numeris Media — where Africa’s boldest builders are seen, supported, and strategically amplified. In 2026, our work is focused on two core areas: 1. News & Editorial services (in partnership with GITEX Africa) Through strategic collaborations with the GITEX ecosystem — including events across Marrakech, Nairobi, and Nigeria — Numeris Media is doubling down on high-quality entrepreneurial storytelling. Via Bank & Entrepreneur Africa, we go beyond event coverage to document: Founders solving real problems The ecosystems enabling them Replicable, scalable business models Our goal is simple: amplify Africa’s most promising ventures…

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🎥 Paralympics When Cameroonian Guillaume Junior Atangana lost his sight, he thought his life was over and that he would never do sports again. Now he’s competing at Paris2024 as a member of the largest-ever Refugee Paralympic Team. In tandem with his running guide, Gillaume will compete in the 400m T11 events (athletes in the T11 class are severely visually impaired and compete blindfolded with a guide runner). He will line up later at the Games in the 100m with his guide, Israel Malachi-Harrison. Together with seven other Para athletes competing across six sports, they are part of the largest-ever…

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🎥 Paralympics A proposal at the Paralympic Village! 🏡 đź’Ť On Thursday (August 29), at the Olympic Village, and with the 2024 Paris Paralympics well underway, Spanish para triathlete Lionel Morales Gonzalez asked his long-time girlfriend Jessica to marry him (see video above).  The 50-year-old was seen pulling off the act in front of the Paralympic village dining hall by getting down on one knee and asking his partner, Jessica, for her hand in marriage. Jessica did not hesitate for a second before saying yes! Lionel Morales, who was victim of a motorcycle accident in 1997, will compete in the men’s triathlon…

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Overlooking the Thamalakane River in Maun (Botswana), Grays Eden introduces the first luxury boutique hotel experience to Maun. The hotel features vast verandas overlooking grassy lawns and the river itself, welcoming guests to its northern Botswana safari experience. Guests can enjoy comfortable and luxurious accommodations in five distinctive villas and seven charming cottages. The facility’s resident head chef crafts exquisite culinary delights, paired with superb wines, to enhance every visitor’s stay. Grays Eden provides the perfect retreat to unwind and acclimate, whether visitors are preparing for or returning from a safari adventure, or a business trip in Maun. Numeris MĂ©dia…

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