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Nigeria goalkeeper Ojo Olorunleke extends food and financial support to Bunu widows
By Oyediji Oluwaseun Babatunde
Nigeria’s senior men’s national team goalkeeper, Olorunleke Ojo continues to enhance his philanthropic image.
The former Enyimba Save Hands is supporting those in need. He contributed food supplies and monetary assistance to widows in the Bunu region of Kogi State.
The less privileged were also showered with blessings by the goaltender.
Before achieving success as a professional footballer, Ojo began his journey in Bunu.
Ojo is recognized for his commitment to community service. He chose to extend his support to widows in Bunu by offering them food and cash donations for Christmas and New Year.
Ojo, after the kind gesture, shared images from the event on his official Facebook page.
Accompanying the photos was a message that stated, “Super Eagles goalkeeper Ojo Olorunleke MON stretches Christmas and New Year’s joy and happiness by reaching out to widows and the less privileged across Bunuland through his charitable gesture. He distributed cash and food material gifts, bringing smiles to their faces.”
“The National Honor recipient, who is deeply devoted to community development, has always been known to be generous. This year, he once again demonstrated his dedication to giving back to his community by ensuring that those in need were shown love during this festive season.
“Olorunleke’s initiative shows his conviction in uplifting others, particularly those who are vulnerable. His efforts reflect the true essence of the season, which is promoting love, kindness, and selflessness among the people.
The goal minder is now in Sudan with Al Merreikh. He was part of the Super Eagles team that placed second at the last Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) as the only home-based player in the squad before moving to Sudan.
