Hospitalized Ex-Super Eagles Striker Lament On His Health Condition

There was panic across social media platforms Wednesday morning after former Super Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike, posted a video of himself receiving treatment in an unknown hospital and lamenting his health condition.

Emenike was tournament’s top scorer with four goals as the Eagles won a third Africa Cup of Nations title in 2013 in South Africa.

But the 34-year-old forward is experiencing a twist of fate, as he is currently battling an ailment, which according to him, seems serious.

The former Fernabache forward posted a video of himself receiving treatment, with a nurse attending to him.

“God is good, the pain is too much for me and my heart cannot carry it anymore,” Emenike wrote alongside the video he posted on his official Instagram account.

The video had gone viral and had sparked reactions from Nigerians, who expressed concern over the retired footballer’s health and prayed for his quick recovery.

Peter Okolo wrote, “Lord, have mercy on him and let your healing power rest on him.”

Another Twitter user with the name Jude Nwanyanwu added, “We your people are all praying for your healing Nwanne, you have been kind to us. Free water, a good Xmas tournament and others. May God hear our prayers and heal you.”

Tope Adebayo said, “May Almighty God heals you for whatever sickness you might be having. You are so good and I admired you a lot. God, please answer our prayers over you. Ameen.”

Also joining others to pray for Emenkike is Marley Davidson, who wrote, “Wish you speedy recovery bruh. You shall overcome any illness that is weighing on you because by his stripe we are healed.”

Lovren simply said, “Quick recovery legend…….. Our prayer is with you.”

Nwancho Bathlomew tweeted, “May God heal you and bring you back to sound health, amen!”

The video also drew the attention of ex-internationals.

Former Super Eagles and Arsenal forward, Nwankwo Kanu, responded to the post with a message that said, “Get well my brother. God is with you.”

Austin Okocha also wrote, “Get well soon Nwanne.”