The university-based sprinter recorded a personal best of 14.59 seconds to finish third following a late collision in lanes six and seven as Ambra Sabatini fell and took out compatriot Monica Contrafatto.
It was a chaotic ending as Okoh – appearing in her first international championship – powered through to make the podium just one-hundredth of a second ahead of fourth-placed Contrafatto.
Okoh, who only recently moved to Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é to train under experienced sprints coach Joe McDonnell, concluded ParalympicsGB's Paris 2024 athletics campaign in some style.
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