Super Eagles Legend Commissions an Elevator in His Multi-Million Naira Hospital
- Emmanuel Emenike is a Nigerian footballer who won AFCON 2013 with Super Eagles
- The Nigerian striker has commissioned an elevator in his hospital in Anambra
- Emenike played 37 games for the Super Eagles before he hanged his boots
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Super Eagles legend Emmanuel Emenike has commissioned an elevator in his ultra-modern hospital worth millions of naira in his hometown in Anambra state.
The brilliant striker recently opened the hospital in which Nigerians applauded him for his gesture in contributing to the development of the society.
Emenike who is an indigene of Otuocha in Anambra East Local Government Area of Anambra, erected the state of the art hospital to make quality healthcare accessible to his people.
And according to the latest video the football star posted, Emmanuel Emenike can bee seen inside the elevator with some of his friends in happy mood.
Emenike started his football career with Delta Force and he revealed he walked on foot to training and back, even though it could take an hour and a half.
He said he didn't get paid as he played at the club when it was non-professional and were in a low division, the club were also refused funds from the Delta State government.
In the national team which is the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Emmanuel Emenike played 37 games for the Super Eagles netting nine goals before he hanged his international boots.
He was also among the Super Eagles players who won the 2013 African Cup of Nations title in South Africa under late coach Stephen Keshi.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Super Eagles legend Emmanuel Emenike kicked off the construction of yet another palatial building somewhere in his home town.
The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations highest goals scorer is gradually venturing into Real Estate a few days after completing a multi-million naira hospital for his people.
He did not stop there, he also supplied a very big power generator to ensure that they have an alternative supply in case the electricity goes off.
With everything in place, the hospital is now ready for commissioning but just when people are yet to digest his first gesture, the former Nigerian striker is pumping his hard-earned money into another huge project.
The new construction is already taking shape having already passed the foundation stage and with the rate at which work is going presently, it probably won't take them long to complete.
Source: Legit.ng
