Insecurity, poverty and the perennial fear of eviction by the Lagos State Government stared his family in the face. So, I was forced to go out and get myself a life,” Osimhen said. “Getting into camp was a different life, a different story,” Osimhen told Elegbete TV. “After screening, the coach told some players to go but asked me to come back the following day. His pace and strength, qualities you must possess in the highly competitive Lagos hawking business, gives opposing defenders nightmarish moments.

Source: Punch July 31, 2020 23:15 UTC