Video Of Somalia’s Runner Goes Viral Of Her 100m Embarrassing Track Race
A video of Somalia’s runner Nasra Ali Abukar goes viral on social media of her 100-meter embarrassing track race.
Somalia’s athlete has been all over the social after her poor performance at the FISU 2023 World University Games in Chengdu, China.
Nasra Ali Abukar finished the 100m track race in 21.81 seconds and outburst in anger after the race. She was 10 seconds behind her fellow runners. X user Elham Garaad posted the viral video of her appearing completely out of fitness.
Garaad wrote “The Ministry of Youth and Sports should step down. It’s disheartening to witness such an incompetent government. How could they select an untrained girl to represent Somalia in running? It’s truly shocking and reflects poorly on our country internationally.”
The Ministry of Youth and Sports should step down. It’s disheartening to witness such an incompetent government. How could they select an untrained girl to represent Somalia in running? It’s truly shocking and reflects poorly on our country internationally. pic.twitter.com/vMkBUA5JSL
— Elham Garaad ✍︎ (@EGaraad_) August 1, 2023
According to the Garaad, Abukar is the niece of the Somalia Athletics Federation president.
Garaad replied to comment, “That’s the niece of the President of the Somali Athletics Federation. What you expecting? Nepotism; We have good athletes in Somalia but when it comes to (money) is a different story.”
Immediately I saw the potbelly, I started laughing.
— ?S.A.L.A.K.O? (@UnkleAyo) August 1, 2023
This girl hasn’t walked fast in her life, talk more of run any kind of race.
Lmaooooo. Looks like there are no women in Somalia again so they had to pick the last one from the street and put her on the next flight. ?
The video has gone viral with more than 19.8 million views and over 30k likes.
That’s clear the whole situation about all the embarrassment. There were many star runners who came out from Somalia but no one was that bad.
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