Nigerian sprinter, Blessing Okagbare, on Monday qualified for the 200 metres semi-final after clocking 22.71 secs.
Okagbare won heat 5 in the 200m 1st round to qualify alongside Cote d’Ivoire duo Marie-Josee Ta Lou and Murielle Ahoure.
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