Nvestor02:
God bless you this Anioma man.

I love Anioma people, they are blessed tribe.

Make nobody erase their history with the narrative of old Eastern region.

redsun:
That is a heck of a lie. He has not been able to clear the overgrown weeds that have taken over the stadium that is named after him in his home town,Ogwashi Uku,in Delta State,and he is talking about building illusive bungalows for the poor. If he is embarking on anything like that,he is doing it for business and money.

House construction has become ten times more expensive in Nigeria since the kingpin took over the reins of the country,and Okocha is no longer earning £100,000 a week as a footballer in his prime, so building 100 bungalows for the poor for free is untainable in today's Nigeria. There is more to this propanganda.

adesegun121:
Jay Jay Okocha builds 100 bungalow houses for the poor and homeless people in the hometown where he was born.

Okocha who hails from Anioma in Delta State is building a total of 100 bungalows in a community in Enugu where he was born.

Okocha who began his playing career with the Enugu Rangers comes from a family of exceptional footballers.

His senior brother, Emmanuel played for the Super Eagles in his time while his young nephew, Alex Iwobi, currently plays for Nigeria and Fulham.

The footballer whose philanthropic gesture has just been revealed is trying to give back a little to a community that he considers as his second hometown.

When the 100 bungalows which are at various stages of completion are finished and delivered, Okocha would have done a good deed for hundred poor families who cannot afford decent accommodation at this time.

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Chukwuka319:
Good one.May God continue to empower him to do more for the less privileged in the society.
People who can't even measure up to his boxers briefs, would seek loopholes to badmouth this soccer deity.