NewStats: 3,264,060 , 8,182,465 topics. Date: Monday, 09 June 2025 at 01:39 PM 2f2i2a

Sleep on Hero...

MadamVanessa:

Wetin be dis nah?

Is dis ur own RIP? Huh?

May Almighty God comfort his family, relations and friends
He achieved a lot for the glory of Almighty God and Nigeria.
He has written his name in gold.
His legacy is written in the history of the Olympics.

Not Olympic medalist, but Para-Olympic medallist.
May he RIP.
I hope there was no foul play.

I have know this brother Paul almost 10years he doesn’t change is apartment I don’t know why Nigeria treat an euro like this ..... recently this man start selling solt drink in ogijo at sagamu local government area Ogun state Rip brother Paul

Chai. We will gonna missed him in Birmingham common wealth game 2022. I have been looking forward to meet him in person.

adigun62:
I have know this brother Paul almost 10years he doesn’t change is apartment I don’t know why Nigeria treat an euro like this ..... recently this man start selling solt drink in ogijo at sagamu local government area Ogun state Rip brother Paul

This is so heartbroken. FG is not helping our euros at all. I wonder who collect all the awards and money given at the competition.

endsarrrs:
You did your best for the Love of country, but the country failed you dearly.

Condolence to his Families

Rest in Peace

how did the country failed him?

adigun62:
The current world record-holder in the men’s 65kg weightlifting category, Paul Kehinde, aka Olumi Agberin, is dead. Kehinde was also a former world number 1 Para Powerlifter, Olympic Gold medallist and Commonwealth Games Champion. Kehinde died on Thursday after a brief illness. He was 33 years old.

He was born in Epe, Lagos State.

His achievements include winning Silver at the 2011 World Championship, Gold at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and Gold at the 2015 All African Games (setting an African record of 214 kg).

He also won Gold at the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games (broke the world record twice with lifts of 218kg and 220kg), Gold at the Mexico World Championship with another world record lift of 220kg and another Gold at the 2018 FAZZA World Para-Powerlifting Championship with a record-breaking lift of 220kg.

He won Silver at 2018 Commonwealth Games, Australia and Gold at the 2018 African championship.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2021/11/19/33-year-old-olympic-gold-medalist-paul-kehinde-is-dead/%3famp=1

An awesome sports
citation!

#Respect

adigun62:
I have know this brother Paul almost 10years he doesn’t change is apartment I don’t know why Nigeria treat an euro like this ..... recently this man start selling solt drink in ogijo at sagamu local government area Ogun state Rip brother Paul

SoftDrink @Ogijo how? Is he a distributor or what�
Anyways, Almighty GOD repose his soul!