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Emotional moment as Super Eagles player gifts car former coach

Super Eagles star, Wilfred Ndidi, has won the hearts of many Nigerians after a touching video surfaced online, capturing the moment he gifted a car to his former grassroots coach, Nduka Ugbade.
The emotional scene, now making rounds on social media, shows Ndidi presenting the vehicle to coach Ugbade, who embraced the footballer warmly in gratitude. The heartfelt hug and visible emotion on both sides highlighted the deep bond between the two.
Coach Ugbade, a respected name in Nigerian football, is widely acknowledged for mentoring young talents at the grassroots level, including Ndidi during his early years. Ndidi’s thoughtful gesture is being praised not just as an act of gratitude, but also as a reminder of the value of coaches who help shape future stars.
Online users have since flooded the comment sections with praise for Ndidi’s humility and generosity. Many described the moment as “inspirational,” while others called on fellow professionals to remember and appreciate those who helped shape their journeys.
The video has renewed conversations about the often-overlooked role of grassroots coaches and the importance of giving back to one’s roots in the world of sports.
As of the time of this report, neither Ndidi nor Ugbade has issued an official statement, but the viral clip continues to draw admiration from fans and football lovers alike.
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