Shocking Facts about the Nigerian star Victor Osimhen being Successful in Football.

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He sold "pure water" along Ojota road Lagos, Nigeria. He lived in one of the Lagos largest refuse dumps. He dropped out of school to pursue his dream of becoming a professional footballer. He was rejected by so many clubs, but today he has a whole stadium chanting his name in Italy.

In his words;

"I find a pleasure in doing this things because I believe that working hard and making money is important for me. I had consciousness in how I spend my money and help my family."

"While growing up my brother sold newspapers, and my sister Oranges. I was in with traffic with water and I had to chase cars, give them the water to get money. I feel like this struggle helped me in Life".

"I am grateful for where I am today because of what I'd been through, it shaped me into the man I am today. I am really grateful to God for that."

Victor Osimhen is currently in the top fast growing profeasprofe footballer in the world. The striker is the top scorer in the Italian league this season and also the top scorer in Napoi.


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