Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa is not new to touching lives as that has been his way of life even before he became a super star and rich.
Musa is one of the few Nigerians that believe you don’t have to be a billionaire to be able to help whoever is in need.
The Jos-born player showed he is a cheerful giver right from his days with JUTH FC of Jos, even as a very young boy Ahmed gives money to those that need help that come around the training pitch and team camp.
He has a portion of his salary and bonus then in JUTH for the needy, but that was known to few people who were very close to him and somehow helped in disbursement of such money.
The Fatih Karagümrük of Turkey forward continued with his gesture as there are some people he is helping in keeping their family together by catering for their need, paying some students school fees.
Sometimes in 2019 when Eagles played a game in Asaba, Delta State Ahmed Musa helped a woman who was with her little kid in search of a cleaner job which will fetch her three thousand Naira daily at the stadium got a gift of Two hundred and fifty thousand Naira from Ahmed Musa.
The Aminchi FC of Bukuru, Jos famous academy product in 2020 h sponsored 100 students of Skyline University which run into a billion Naira.
“It’s just a way of contributing my quota to help the society, to help many youth become what they wish to become.” Ahmed Musa said.
He recently helped former Nigeria international Kingsley Obiekwu who needed help with sum of two million naira.
Ahmed recently put smile on some people faces in Makoko area of Lagos.
He has a sports complex in GRA Kano which provide jobs for people in the city and as well give room for aspiring athletes and footballer to train with modern facilities.
Musa donated desks and chairs to public schools in Jos and always feed prisoners and orphanages.
He also makes Ramadan, Sallah and Christmas celebrations easy for many families as he dole out cash and items needed for those period to be great for them.
Musa’s international school he built in Bukuru Jos is almost ready.
With 106 full caps for Nigeria as the most capped player ever, Ahmed Musa is a loving legend that deserve respect and accolades.
