A Paralympic gold medalist, Paul Kehinde, says his target at the forthcoming Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast is to set a record that will stay unbroken for about a decade. Kehinde, who is the current Paralympics and world record holder in the men’s Para-powerlifting -65kg category, said he would redouble his efforts to achieve his aim. “With the help of God and the encouragement and training by my coach, Are Feyisetan, I have been able to do the country proud in Para-powerlifting. “The newly-renovated gym and support from the Sports Ministry have also impacted positively on my preparations for the Games. “My target in this sport now is to set a record that will be unbreakable in the next 10 or 20 years to come and I believe that with determination and the help of God, I will achieve it,” he said in Lagos on Monday. Kehinde is among the six athletes who will represent the country in the Para-powerlifting event of the Games holding from April 4 to April 15 in Gold Coast. ...