...'I had nothing to offer'' - Super Eagles’ Odion Ighalo is our inspiration.

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Nigeria and Changchun Yatai F.C‘s striker Odion Ighalo shared on his Instagram, an inspiring message about his humble beginnings.
He wrote:


 From Ajegunle to the world, I serve a living God, this is me 11 years ago. Those earrings are not earrings, I could not even afford to buy earrings that is tape – (plaster). I am a testimony, I knew with God everything is possible, I was just holding on to my God, my high school girlfriend left me then because I had nothing to offer her. But I had God and I had a dream. Never give up on your Dream, the same God that elevated me shall elevate you , hold on to him and trust his timing. I am a testimony, you are a testimony, put God first and it’s all done Amen🙏🏽🙏🏽#Mondaymotivation#💪🏽

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