Ahmed Musa, the former Nigerian footballer and captain of the Super Eagles, recently shared a poignant moment on social media, reflecting on his late mother's legacy.
The former Super Eagles forward posted a video of his visit to her gravesite, accompanied by the heartfelt caption: "Today, I visited my mom’s resting place, a reminder of how deeply her love and kindness shaped who I am. 💐💔 Though she's no longer with me physically, her spirit and memories live on in every moment. Missing her today and every day, but grateful for all the love she left behind."
Musa's emotional tribute honors the memory of his mother, Sarah Moses, who passed away in January 2019. His words capture the profound impact she had on his life, and her influence continues to guide him. Notably, in her memory, Musa opened a school, Mrs. Sarah M&S International School, in his hometown of Bukuru.
Musa, who has earned over 100 international caps for Nigeria, including his memorable World Cup performances, is widely admired both for his football prowess and his deep familial connections. His international career includes significant achievements, such as becoming the first Nigerian to score more than once in a World Cup match, a feat he accomplished against Argentina in 2014.
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