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“I Paid My First Salary as Tithes”: Odion Ighalo Shares His Faithful Giving Journey

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Nigerian Footballer, Odion Jude Ighalo shares that he has never missed paying for his tithes. The footballer revealed that he started paying for tithes in 2005 and hasn’t stopped since.

During a recent interview with Christ TV, the player revealed that he payed his first salary to his tithes. He stated that he recently learnt about tithes from his pastor and decided to pay his.

“My first salary was in 2005 as a footballer. It was N15,000 and because my pastor taught me about tithing, I have been paying until today. I haven’t missed paying tithe.”

He shared that it is good to be faithful even if you don’t have much. “If you can be faithful with little, you will be faithful with any amount that comes your way.”


 

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Troost-Ekong Reveals His Best South African Player at the World Cup

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Nigerian footballer and former captain William Troost-Ekong revealed the standout player for him in the South African team during this World Cup.

He shared that Mbekezile Mbokazi really stood out in the World Cup match against Canada.

Despite their loss, he praised the team’s performance. “It speaks volumes that Mbokazi [Mbekezile] was the best player on the South African team. I believe Okon also had considerable possession of the ball.”


 

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Fabrizio Romano Confirms Robert Lewandowski’s Next Destination

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Poland footballer Robert Lewandowski’s new club has officially been revealed.

It can be noted that the player was involved in the ongoing summer transfer window, with negotiations taking place over his future.

The footballer will be joining Chicago Fire. It can be recalled that he visited the club two weeks ago, and the move has now been confirmed. The information was shared by football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.


 

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Zlatan Ibrahimović Names African Team to Watch at FIFA World Cup

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Former footballer Zlatan Ibrahimović speaks on the FIFA World Cup and states which African team countries should watch out for.

During a recent interview, the former player shared that Ivory Coast should be one of the teams to look out for.

“They can be dangerous. It is a very good team. They lost against Germany, but that game could have been a draw or even a win.

“So, it’s not like they came out of the group with one loss because of a bad game against Germany. They played a good game against Germany and could easily have gotten a point against them.”


 

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