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See Kanu’s Reaction To Isaac Promise Demise

Joba Ogunwale by Joba Ogunwale
4 years ago
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Former Super Eagles captain Kanu Nwankwo is the latest name to react to the death of Ex Nigerian youth international Isaac Promise who passed away on Wednesday.

The death of the 31-year-old was announced by his club Austin Bold FC on Twitter although they did not disclose the cause.

Austin Bold FC is heartbroken by the death of Isaac Promise, who passed away on Wednesday night.

Isaac Promise: 1987-2019

Rest in peace, Isaac » https://t.co/GCMb0dReyM pic.twitter.com/svd2Ysv6M2

— Austin Bold FC (@AustinBoldFC) October 3, 2019

A statement on the club website read: Austin Bold FC is heartbroken by the death of Promise Isaac who passed Wednesday night at the age of 31.

Upon hearing the news, fans, players have all sent in their tributes with Kanu the latest big name to send in his condolences.

Reacting to the news, the former Arsenal star took to his Twitter account to express his sadness, saying RIP with a broken heart emoji.

R.I.P sad sad sad pic.twitter.com/TqZCD6DlDj

— Kanu Nwankwo (@papilokanu) October 4, 2019

The NFF and FIFA also expressed their sadness upon hearing the news of the death of the 31-year-old.

https://twitter.com/thenff/status/1179821945296228354

Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Isaac Promise.

The former Nigeria striker, who helped the @NGSuperEagles claim silver at the 2008 @Olympics, has died at the age of just 31. pic.twitter.com/xgwrTWJDvn

— FIFA.com (@FIFAcom) October 4, 2019

Promise was the captain of the Flying Eagles side that finished 2nd at the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championships, while he also captained the U-23 team that won a silver medal at the 2008 Bejing Olympics

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Oluwajoba Ogunwale has many years of experience as a sports content writer. The most recent of these was at Opera News, after which he took up the role of Editor-in-Chief at Soccernet.

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