The number one citizen of Kogi state has received present and past Nigerian players at his office in recent weeks, and it continued on Monday
Former Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo is the latest Nigerian footballer to visit Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello at his Abuja residence.
Ighalo's visit comes after former Super Eagles captain John Mikel Obi and Leicester City striker Kelechi Iheanacho also visited the Kogi State governor.
The Al-Shabab striker, in his address, called Bello a bridge builder, adding that his leadership style is a source of hope to Nigerian youths.
The 32-year-old, who is currently on the verge of divorce from his wife, thanked the Governor for the reception he gave to former Nigerian players in March while urging other state Governors to emulate the leadership qualities of Bello.
Ighalo's statement echoes that of Mikel, who also said in his address that there's no one better to lead Nigerian youths than Bello.
It's no longer a secret that the Kogi state governor is interested in contesting for Nigeria's presidency at the 2023 general elections, and he's been seeking the support of prominent Nigerian youths to help his mission.
Oh my mighty Elohim what kinds useless and unthinkable young man efulefus have this 21sr century, this sets of efulefus cannot fight for freedom from uselessness governors n idiotic politicians. I regret being born in this useless country n citizens without no common sense of reality
They don’t allow their senses to be in sync with all the common realities on ground. They all have failed to END SARS!
Who is the contractor bringing all this boys in .well . strategy. Let see how it goooos