TakeMyGist Person of The Week: Ahmed Musa - Nigerian Football Star and Philanthropist Making Waves On and Off the Field
Ahmed Musa, the Nigerian professional footballer, is known not only for his skills on the field but also for his philanthropic efforts that have touched many lives in Nigeria and beyond. Born on October 14, 1992, Musa has made significant contributions to the sport of football, representing his country at various international competitions, most notably in the FIFA World Cup.
Musa made history as the first Nigerian to score more than once in a FIFA World Cup match, achieving this feat against Argentina in the 2014 World Cup. He further solidified his place in Nigerian football history by becoming the first Nigerian to score in two FIFA World Cup competitions, scoring a brace against Iceland in the 2018 World Cup. With 108 appearances, Musa is Nigeria's most capped player as of November 2021.
Throughout his career, Musa has played for clubs around the world, including VVV-Venlo, CSKA Moscow, Leicester City, Al Nassr, Fatih Karagümrük, and Sivasspor. He has consistently showcased his talent and leadership on the field, earning accolades and recognition for his performances.
Off the field, Musa has demonstrated his commitment to giving back to the community, supporting various causes and initiatives to improve the lives of others. His humility and kindness have endeared him to fans and teammates alike, making him a role model for aspiring young footballers in Nigeria and beyond.
In 2024, Musa made a triumphant return to Kano Pillars, showcasing his skills and scoring prowess once again. His dedication to the sport and his country continue to inspire others, making him a truly deserving recipient of TakeMyGist's Person of the Week. Ahmed Musa's impact both on and off the field has made him a standout figure in Nigerian football and a source of pride for his nation.
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