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Osimhen Xmas Gift Shouldn't Stop In Nigeria, He's Loved Across Africa - Orionframe

It's true that Victor Osimhen's loved across African nations which I believed he also might have tested his popularity across the continent. Not only because he was one time CAF award winner, But for his dedication to football game and finishes on the pitch has earned him respect among football lovers. If you happens to be a Nigerian national who can speak queen english to other African nationals, most especially among young football lovers in the continent. The question they're likely to ask you is; "Are you a Nigerian? "How's your brother Victor Osimhen?. these has been experienced by Orionframe publisher severally during tours to almost 7 African countries such as Benin, Togo, Burkina Faso, Mali, Senegal and Gambia. In a brief interview by our correspondent with a Sierra Leonean. He went on by saying "Sierra Leoneans were in solidarity with Nigeria's Super Eagles to win the last edition of African Cup of Nations (AFCON) won by the Ivory Coast." According to him, "West African countries thought the eagles will do us proud and landed the trophy." He said; Nigerians does n't respect Victor Osimhen the way we Sierra Leoneans are rooting for the super eagles star. His statement followed the outburst by Victor Osimhen's live video on Instagram during his rift with the former super eagles head coach, Finidi George, which was the toughest moment for the Napoli forward in his career. Oshimen, who was passionate about his lovers said; “ I couldn’t be flying private jets up and down while Nigerians that support me have nothing for Christmas. “ Nigerians and the whole of Africa loves me , there are many youths that need just a little support. The 100 kekes is for them to start a life and I pray they grow , the rice is for my mothers , they pray for me always. I love my people “ Victor Osimhen, said." It’s a beautiful thing when you give it back to same people that supported you . He might not know but some young men that received the Keke will grow to be millionaires. However, Osimhen should extend his charitable hands to other countries in Africa and not only Nigeria to solidify his fan base. Most especially the West African countries, where many young footballers intends to emulate his feet.

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