UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.
Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

paulolee:
nice one coming from victor...my dad do say "no matter the mistakes you make in this life, never forget the ladder you used to climb up because u may need it when coming down"....
i pray the fund helps the team and motivate others people to help too...

oluwaseyi0:


I expected this type of comment from entitlement and victim mentality Africans

What value has Bendel insurance, mighty jet or thier likes ever added to Victor Moses?

So Wigan that gave him the platforms to shoot into what he is today is less deserving of support when they need it but one jet or aeroplane club deserve it more simple because they are Africa

You eat where you work

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

rentAcock:
He's appreciating the impact Wigan had on his professional career as a footballer. I get that. But I hope he has also donated money to NGOs or even local Nigerian clubs. Anyway, his money, his decisions.

Humanoid01:
When I climb up, I ain't coming down.

ProphetofOdin:
Poor management and then were in the premier league few seasons ago.

If you want to make an extra cash for yourself doing a legitimate side hustle please check my signature and follow the link. No down payment all you need is your phone and you can earn as much as 400k.

PearlStreet:


Shut up. When people with commonsense are talking, you should close your mouth and stop yarning trash. A player gave money to his former club and you're bitter cos he didn't bring it to where the hands of people like you can steal it.

It is your type that scam Nigerians abroad. Longthroat.

oluwaseyi0:


I expected this type of comment from entitlement and victim mentality Africans

What value has Bendel insurance, mighty jet or thier likes ever added to Victor Moses?

So Wigan that gave him the platforms to shoot into what he is today is less deserving of support when they need it but one jet or aeroplane club deserve it more simple because they are Africa

You eat where you work

paulolee:
nice one coming from victor...my dad do say "no matter the mistakes you make in this life, never forget the ladder you used to climb up because u may need it when coming down"....
i pray the fund helps the team and motivate others people to help too...

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

And how has these clubs helped his career? Don't they have ex players who are playing internationally? I have come to realize in this life that nothing one does that can satisfy humans!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

icankel:
nawa for u guy, so donating to a club that helped him become wat he is today is now a bad omen.

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!
Oga abeg make we hear word.even if such amount is donated to this country;the funds will only be for our corrupt greedy leaders and their cohort.check ordinary pandemic palliative for instance. How can you donate money in a place you are quit sure it will never be used for its purpose......a bird does not forget who shed it’s feathers in the rainy season.Use your head oga.

PearlStreet:


How much have you donated to help local clubs?
Your mates are donating money, you are donating advice.

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

rentAcock:
He's appreciating the impact Wigan had on his professional career as a footballer. I get that. But I hope he has also donated money to NGOs or even local Nigerian clubs. Anyway, his money, his decisions.

Dizzyrascal:
you have a point in your opinion but who would monitor the money donated in an environment like ours? You can bet your life on the honesty of those people running the fundraiser for Wigan athletic but can you do the same for those running Nigerian clubsides?

That is the million dollar question

benjackugo:
IgbereTV reports that Chelsea footballer, Victor Moses, has made a significant donation to support his former club, Wigan Athletic amid their financial struggles during the pandemic.

At the end of the 2019/2020 season, Wigan were relegated alongside Hull City and Charlton Athletic.

Moses played for the Latics before joining Chelsea in 2012.

The club's supporters body has confimed that the former Super Eagles player has made a significant financial contribution to the club that'll stop them from going into extinction.

The supporters are aiming to raise £750,000 to support the club this season, and they are now within £100,000 of the target after Moses sent money.

“Wow – what can we say? When Victor got in touch to say he wanted to help by donating such a substantial amount, I just couldn’t believe what I was hearing – it’s such an incredible gesture,” , the chairperson of Wigan Athletic Supporters' Club, Caroline Molyneux, said.

“Victor wanted to make the donation and remain anonymous but we simply had to make sure he gets the recognition he deserves.

"Victor’s contribution has taken us past £650,000 and to within £100,000 of our next target of £750,000.

“We are so thankful to Victor for his support. He is an excellent footballer, a true role model and someone we always enjoyed watching at the DW Stadium – he will always be welcome back here, even more so now!”

Journalist Mike Minay also tweeed:



https://twitter.com/MikeMinay/status/1303689850202337281?s=19

Moses, took to his Twitter handle to call for more support to save the future of the 2013 FA Cup winners.

Moses tweeted:



https://twitter.com/VictorMoses/status/1303724057905565696?s=19

https://igberetvnews.com/1364118/victor-moses-makes-donation-save-former-club-wigan-extinction-photos/