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BREAKING: Super Eagles’ Taiwo Awoniyi bags UK degree
An Europe-based Nigerian sports journalist, Ojora Babatunde, took to Twitter to celebrate the Nottingham Foreston player, Wednesday.
Super Eagles forward, Taiwo Awoniyi, has bagged a degree in Business Management from Buckinghamshire New University, Wycombe, United Kingdom.
An Europe-based Nigerian sports journalist, Ojora Babatunde, took to Twitter to celebrate the Nottingham Foreston player, Wednesday.
The 25-year-old bagged the degree a few days after his fellow in the Super Eagles and Leicester City midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi also got done with business and management diploma.
Babatunde tweeted, “Super Eagles forward, Taiwo Awoniyi @taiwoawoniyi18, bags a degree in Business Management, from Buckinghamshire New University, Wycombe.
“Man preparing for life after football. Congratulations Big Awo.”
He shared a photo of the player in a graduation gown.
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