Blessing Oborududu (an haife ta a ranar 12 ga watan Maris na shekara ta alif 1989, a Granuban) ƴar wasan kokawa ce ta Najeriya.[1] A halin yanzu an sanya ta a matsayin mace mai kokawa ta biyu a duniya kuma ita ce mai kokawa ta farko da ta lashe lambar yabo ta Olympics da ke wakiltar Najeriya a gasar Olympics. Ta kuma kasance zakara ta Afirka sau goma sha biyu daga 2010 zuwa 2023.[2][3]

Blessing Oborududu
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Najeriya, 12 ga Maris, 1989 (35 shekaru)
ƙasa Najeriya
Karatu
Makaranta Jami'ar Neja Delta
Sana'a
Sana'a amateur wrestler (en) Fassara
Nauyi 63 kg
Tsayi 165 cm
Blessing Oborududu yayin fita filin wasa
Blessing Oborududu a gurin training
Blessing Oborududu
Blessing Oborududu daga gefen hagu yayin da ta lashes kyauta

An gayyaci Oborududu zuwa sansanin kasa a shekara ta 2007 don shiga cikin Wasannin Afirka bayan ta lura da rawar da ta taka a wasannin kokawa tsakanin gidaje.[4][5] Iyayenta da farko sun saba wa burinta na zama mai kokawa na wasanni kuma sun shawarce ta cewa ana ba da kokawa ne kawai ga yara maza. Ta yi wa dan gwagwarmayar Kanada-Nijeriya Daniel Igali wanda aka fara la'akari da shi a matsayin mutum na farko daga Najeriya don lashe lambar yabo ta Olympics a gwagwarmaya.[2][5]

Ta lashe lambar zinare a Gasar Cin Kofin Afirka a kowace shekara a cikin shekaru 11 da suka gabata, sai dai a shekarar 2012 lokacin da ba ta shiga ba saboda shiga gasar Olympics ta bazara ta 2012 . [6] Ta yi gasa a cikin wasan kwaikwayo na 63 kg a gasar Olympics ta 2012 kuma Monika Michalik ta kawar da ita a wasan karshe na 1/8 . [7]

Ta lashe lambar tagulla a matsakaicin nauyin mata a Wasannin Commonwealth na 2014 bayan ta doke Chloe Spiteri a wasan tagulla.[8] Ta kuma yi gasa a cikin Matsakaicin nauyin mata a gasar Olympics ta bazara ta 2016, inda ta sha kashi a hannun Soronzonboldyn Battsetseg a zagaye na biyu. Ta lashe lambar zinare ga mata 63 kg category a wasannin hadin kan Musulunci na 2017 . [9][10]  Ta lashe lambar zinare a wasannin Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games a cikin gwagwarmayar mata ta 68 kg, inda ta doke Danielle Lappage ta Kanada. 

Ta cancanci gasar cin kofin Olympic ta Afirka da Oceania ta 2021 don wakiltar Najeriya a gasar Olympics ta bazara ta 2020 a Tokyo, Japan.[11] A watan Yunin 2021, ta lashe lambar azurfa a taron da ta yi a 2021 Poland Open da aka gudanar a Warsaw, Poland.[12]

A ranar 3 ga watan Agustan 2021, ta lashe lambar azurfa a tseren mata na 68 kg bayan da ta sha kashi a hannun Tamyra Mensah-Stock ta Amurka 4-1 a gasar Olympics ta bazara ta 2020.[13][14][15] Ta kuma zama 'yar Najeriya ta farko da ta lashe lambar yabo ta Olympics a kokawa.[16][5] Ta kuma lashe lambar azurfa ta farko ta Najeriya a gasar Olympics ta Tokyo.

A shekara ta 2022, ta lashe lambar zinare a gasar kilo 68 a Gasar Yasar Dogu da aka gudanar a Istanbul, Turkiyya.[17]  ta hanyar doke takwaransa Meerim Zhumanazarova daga Kyrgyzstan 3-2.[18] Ta lashe lambar zinare a taron da ta yi a gasar zakarun Afirka ta 2022 da aka gudanar a El Jadida, Morocco . [19] Wata daya bayan haka, ta lashe daya daga cikin lambobin tagulla a taron da ta yi a Matteo Pellicone Ranking Series 2022 da aka gudanar a Roma, Italiya.[20] Ta lashe lambar zinare a gasar mata ta 68 kg a Wasannin Commonwealth na 2022 da aka gudanar a Birmingham, Ingila. [21]

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