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[imehjunior]

Someone saw him at a motor park at Enugu using his car to ferry passengers and shared on social media.

He was interviewed on Brilla Fm and he said he had to fend for his family and he has kids in University.

Ahmed Musa got wind of the interview and reached out to him. God bless him.

[Lolly]

God bless Ahmed Musa.

[1naija]

Taxi driver or bus conductor? Some tweets said conductor..

Someone saw him at a motor park at Enugu using his car to ferry passengers and shared on social media.

He was interviewed on Brilla Fm and he said he had to fend for his family and he has kids in University.

Ahmed Musa got wind of the interview and reached out to him. God bless him.

[maceo4]

Governor Musa, well done!

[imehjunior]

Taxi driver or bus conductor? Some tweets said conductor..

Someone saw him at a motor park at Enugu using his car to ferry passengers and shared on social media.

He was interviewed on Brilla Fm and he said he had to fend for his family and he has kids in University.

Ahmed Musa got wind of the interview and reached out to him. God bless him.

I listened to him on Brilla yesterday and today when he phoned in. Taxi driver he shuttles Enugu to Nsuka.

[asabatex]

Thank you, Ahmed Musa.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

Well done Musa! The haters and bigots against his very being are avoiding this thread like a plague. Ahmed Musa is a Nigerian football legend , a philanthropists and will be captain of the SE world cup squad to Qatar 2022.

If u don't like you're free to hug a transformer on the Ukrainian border with Russia.

[Tobi17]

Well done Musa! The haters and bigots against his very being are avoiding this thread like a plague. Ahmed Musa is a Nigerian football legend , a philanthropists and will be captain of the SE world cup squad to Qatar 2022.

If u don't like you're free to hug a transformer on the Ukrainian border with Russia.

Aren't you too old for this level of buffonery?

[theYemster]

I don't understand why the NFF can't implement pension, insurance, social security and 401k type programs that will help sustain ex internationals after their playing days are over. The active players too should help fight for this. It's not just about bonuses and allowances.

[Dammy]

I wonder why he cannot leverage on his Olympic gold medal. Even if it is to coach Soccer at high school level in the United States and earn a decent living for his family.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

I wonder why he cannot leverage on his Olympic gold medal. Even if it is to coach Soccer at high school level in the United States and earn a decent living for his family.

How about coaching secondary school level in Nigeria? Do we even have opportunities there? Not everybody wants to or will be able to come to the US. Nigerians have simply failed themselves. We're the most unproductive as society in the world and our people are paying with their lives.

[Akure4Life]

I don't understand why the NFF can't implement pension, insurance, social security and 401k type programs that will help sustain ex internationals after their playing days are over. The active players too should help fight for this. It's not just about bonuses and allowances.

It is not the NFF's place to organise pensions for players.

It is up to their union to do such a thing. Players must be willing to contribute towards their own pension.

[gurrano]

I don't understand why the NFF can't implement pension, insurance, social security and 401k type programs that will help sustain ex internationals after their playing days are over. The active players too should help fight for this. It's not just about bonuses and allowances.

NFF wey never pay players their due allowances na im you dey wait to setup pension for players ..

[theYemster]

I don't understand why the NFF can't implement pension, insurance, social security and 401k type programs that will help sustain ex internationals after their playing days are over. The active players too should help fight for this. It's not just about bonuses and allowances.

It is not the NFF's place to organise pensions for players.

It is up to their union to do such a thing. Players must be willing to contribute towards their own pension.

I don't disagree. However I feel the NFF should lead the way. Help set-up the structure and contribute a portion of all allowances to it which individual players and also their respective clubs can match over the course of their playing careers.

[1naija]

The first tweet I saw on another platform is that he was a conductor. I asked then, why was he a conductor despite playing for Nigeria at the Olympics and wining gold? My reason for asking then was, as an Olympic gold medalist he had other options than to be a conductors, including investing some of the money he made from the Olympics. Unless he is not good with money, in which case he will blow this N2 million also!

I wonder why he cannot leverage on his Olympic gold medal. Even if it is to coach Soccer at high school level in the United States and earn a decent living for his family.

[Enugu II]

The first tweet I saw on another platform is that he was a conductor. I asked then, why was he a conductor despite playing for Nigeria at the Olympics and wining gold? My reason for asking then was, as an Olympic gold medalist he had other options than to be a conductors, including investing some of the money he made from the Olympics. Unless he is not good with money, in which case he will blow this N2 million also!

I wonder why he cannot leverage on his Olympic gold medal. Even if it is to coach Soccer at high school level in the United States and earn a decent living for his family.

The actual story is that he actually coaching one of the teams in Enugu. He, however, supplements his income by driving given that his club trains only a few days in a week. That is his story.

[1naija]

This makes more sense.

The first tweet I saw on another platform is that he was a conductor. I asked then, why was he a conductor despite playing for Nigeria at the Olympics and wining gold? My reason for asking then was, as an Olympic gold medalist he had other options than to be a conductors, including investing some of the money he made from the Olympics. Unless he is not good with money, in which case he will blow this N2 million also!

I wonder why he cannot leverage on his Olympic gold medal. Even if it is to coach Soccer at high school level in the United States and earn a decent living for his family.

The actual story is that he actually coaching one of the teams in Enugu. He, however, supplements his income by driving given that his club trains only a few days in a week. That is his story.