Third fastest woman in the world, Blessing Okagbare, took to her Facebook page to acknowledge the love and support from her friends, family and 'true fans' for their support after her disappointing outing for the 100m race at the 2015 IAAF World Championships in Beijing on Monday where she finished last in a time of 11.02 seconds and failed to show up for the 200m event. She also used the opportunity to leave a few choice words for haters and critics. See below;
We are behind u champ. I believe u'll be back on your feet again. Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand.
ReplyDeleteShe is wrong ......as a star u sgoupd b ready to face critics Inc tgingsdnt go as plan...bo need to get angry or blast anybody....
ReplyDeleteJust go back to training
Na u biko, in life we all v ups & downs such is life
ReplyDeleteWe have to stop ds attitude of critism..rspevially after all she did
ReplyDeleteWhat she did is very wrong
ReplyDeleteYou talk well
ReplyDeleteNo matter wat u do,there wld always be people to criticise you. It's either u let is make u or break u. As for Mercy she shldn't hav taken it to social media. She shld hav take it as her motivation after all champions sometime hav d worst start.
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