Nigeria’s Sports Minister, John Enoh, has weighed in on the recent controversy involving Napoli forward Victor Osimhen and his comments about former Super Eagles head coach, Finidi George. Osimhen’s remarks on social media were deemed disrespectful, prompting a reaction from various quarters. Enoh ...
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