Andre Onana, Ajax goalie, provides electricity for his mother's hometown in Cameroon
- Andre Onana who is Ajax goalkeeper has provided electricity for his mother's town
- The 24-year-old has also promised to bring more good things to Mengueme in Cameroon
- Onana has been linked with a summer move to the Premier League
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Andre Onana who plays as a goalkeeper for Dutch side Ajax has won the hearts of many football fans after providing electricity for his mother's hometown of Mengueme in Cameroon.
People of Mengueme are said to have been living in darkness since the creation of the community as they have been using kerosene lamps.
According to Actu Cameroon, Andre Onana had the intention of bringing electricity to the town since he started his football career.
The goalkeeper is said not to be happy with how people of his mother's village have been living in darkness for many years.
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Onana has now fulfilled the promise he made years back as the people in Mengueme will no longer be living in darkness.
Andre Onana started his football career at Samuel Eto'o's academy which helped him make a move to Spanish side Barcelona ten years ago.
And after spending five years at Barcelona Academy, Andre Onana moved to Ajax in 2015 where he is currently their number one choice goalkeeper.
His current contract at Ajax will expire next year and there have been reports that Barcelona are still interested in having him back.
Onana has also been linked with a move to some Premier League teams this summer.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Chelsea are desperately shopping for goalkeeper Onana after enduring numerous mistakes from Kepa Arrizabalaga all through the recently concluded Premier League season.
The Spaniard conceded 47 goals in 33 EPL appearances and was only able to keep eight clean sheets all through the campaign.
He was benched for Wilfredo Caballero in their last game of the season against Wolverhampton Wanderers in their last game of the season.
The game saw Mason Mount and Olivier Giroud fire the Blues into Champions League qualification next season.
Frank Lampard is not secretive about his quest to land a replacement for Kepa this summer as they hope to contend for titles in the next campaign.
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