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Super Eagles midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi, has expressed his joy at studying business management at De Montfort University, Leicester.

The 22-year-old made the disclosure in an interview with the school.

“I was really happy when DMU staff said I could study here,” he said. “I wanted to do this course because growing up in Nigeria we didn’t really have the opportunity to actually go to school.



“It’s a personal thing for me that I want to do, to expand myself and learn new things.”

The business and management course fits around the international footballer’s busy training schedule.

He continued: “Instead of sitting at home after training I come to DMU for my classes.



“The teachers have been amazing, they really try and help me understand. Rather than just reading books they take time to explain things to me and they are also very understanding about my schedule with training.”

Wilfred Ndidi says that he hopes he can use his degree to help young Nigerian when they need help balancing football and education.



Ndidi moved to England when he signed for Leicester from Belgian side K.R.C. Genk in 2017 and has aspired to study ever since.

The midfielder has enjoyed a memorable year, getting married to his long-term girlfriend in May before heading to Egypt in June to play in the Africa Cup of Nations for Nigeria.

https://www.042hits.com/wilfred-ndidi-studying-business-and-management-in-uk-university/

Ndidi is wise.

Better pikin

Better sense.

Smart guy

That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

Nice one

Citizenshelm:
Super Eagles midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi, has expressed his joy at studying business management at De Montfort University, Leicester.

The 22-year-old made the disclosure in an interview with the school.

“I was really happy when DMU staff said I could study here,” he said. “I wanted to do this course because growing up in Nigeria we didn’t really have the opportunity to actually go to school.



“It’s a personal thing for me that I want to do, to expand myself and learn new things.”

The business and management course fits around the international footballer’s busy training schedule.

He continued: “Instead of sitting at home after training I come to DMU for my classes.



“The teachers have been amazing, they really try and help me understand. Rather than just reading books they take time to explain things to me and they are also very understanding about my schedule with training.”

Wilfred Ndidi says that he hopes he can use his degree to help young Nigerian when they need help balancing football and education.



Ndidi moved to England when he signed for Leicester from Belgian side K.R.C. Genk in 2017 and has aspired to study ever since.

The midfielder has enjoyed a memorable year, getting married to his long-term girlfriend in May before heading to Egypt in June to play in the Africa Cup of Nations for Nigeria.

https://www.042hits.com/wilfred-ndidi-studying-business-and-management-in-uk-university/

Take advantage of the opportunity

His planning retirement so early, that's good.
Wish you absolute success.

Great move... Great lad... Greatest future!

Good Luck, bro...

Nice

Wise man...If football stops paying he can turn to something else. Iheanacho learn from this guy stop to dey study womenology

Na wash

Good one... Life after football.



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Opportunity to go to school?

A

Investment in life after football.

man wey get sense, football money no b for life

Jokerman:
That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

u no lie atalll

Most u belettle Nigeria just say u wan skul days all

Smart guy. Self investment is key to making sure you and your peoples do not die broke. There's life after football which sadly a lot of Nigerian footballers forget.

Kudos to him.. That reminds me of Former Super Eagles Player - Seyi Olofinjana, had his B.Tech at LAUTECH, finished his Masters at Wolverhampton University.

Sense will not kill u my broda

When all you have is a hammer, everything you see looks like a nail. When all you have is an academic degree, everything you see looks like an opportunity. When you have an academic degree plus a skill, all you see when you look at the mirror, is the creator of opportunities.
One way to make sure life does not back you to a corner is to abstain from illiteracy. The other way is to obtain a university degree and professional qualifications.

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

Abi o

Good for him.... but

justiz5:
Ndidi is wise.

Better pikin

Better sense.

like seyi olofinjana

Igbo Amaka!!! If U know U Know!

thewatcher2020:
Opportunity to go to school?

This part too get me confused

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

No be pesin wey get moni, dey go skul.......

What a wise step.