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Glasgow 2026: Nworgu Breaks Games Record To Win Nigeria’s First Gold

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Esther Nworgu delivered a sensational performance to win Team Nigeria’s first gold medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, setting a new Games record in the women’s para powerlifting lightweight event, Completesports.com reports. Nworgu produced a remarkable lift of 119.0kg to shatter the previous Games record, and secure the top spot on the podium. [...]

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