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Monday, June 27, 2022

Jos: Ahmed Musa Gifts 5,000 People N20,000 Each For Business Support

 



Ahmed Musa was spotted personally handing enveloped gifts to a crowd gathered at his home in Jos, Plateau State 

Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa continues to support members of his community as the Fatih Karagumruk forward donated N20,000 each to about five thousand people in Jos. Artisans including tailors, bean sellers, shoemakers and a host of other small business owners were supported with such amount by the Nigerian international. 

Musa who is famous for helping the poor and sick, made this latest gesture when he personally handed the cash gift to the individuals. 

In a clip circulating on social media, the 29-year-old was seen moving around the gathered crowd and handing them an envelope each. 

Prayers upon prayers filled the air for the former CSKA Moscow and ex-Leicester City star who looked pleased with what he was doing. Reports also have it that Musa had on several occasions helped the poor on the streets of Kano and Jos and sometimes he had to get off his car to give to the needy. Nigeria’s most-capped star is also said to be planning to build an orphanage as he is poised to be interested in the welfare of the people. 

“Yes that is it, 20k each. I’m just doing it because people need it so that they can start small business with it,” he told Sports Brief. 

Musa donates to the construction of a standard school in Jos Only recently, Ahmed Musa splashed millions on the construction of an international school in Buruku, Jos.

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