Nigeria’s powerlifting sensation, Folashade Oluwafemiayo, has once again etched her name in the history books, breaking the world record in the women’s 86kg category at the World Powerlifting Championships in Cairo, Egypt.
Oluwafemiayo lifted an astonishing 168kg, surpassing her previous world record of 167kg, to claim the gold medal for Nigeria.
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The incredible lift not only earned her the top spot on the podium but also marked the heaviest lift ever recorded in her weight class, underlining her dominance and consistency in the sport.
This latest triumph adds to her growing list of achievements, as the Nigerian powerhouse secured her fourth World Championship title, complementing her two Paralympic gold medals.
Her remarkable career continues to inspire both athletes and fans, as she remains a symbol of determination, excellence, and national pride.
Oluwafemiayo’s performance in Cairo reaffirms Nigeria’s status as a global force in powerlifting, with the country consistently producing world-class athletes who excel on the biggest stages.
With her new world record, the 38-year-old champion once again demonstrates that limits are meant to be broken — and she shows no signs of slowing down.
