Former Super Eagles striker Austin Okocha celebrated his 43rd birthday with the Internally People (IDP) in their camp located at Kuchigoro, Abuja. Jay Jay Okocha, his brother Emmanuel Okocha alongside his partners donated materials such as food items, educational kits and sports kits to the IDP Camp. Campers also received tactical soccer training, self-development training and educational training from the former Paris Saint Germain (PSG) midfielder and his crew time at the camp. Okocha also distributed books to children in the camp as part of educating young minds making them know the value of education.
The former Bolton Wanderers captain recently launched the Jay Jay Okocha Foundation, a non- profit organisation aimed at using football to raise awareness on the strategic importance of Education, Peace and Unity for the economic growth of Nigeria. Okocha retired from the national team in 2006 where he played 75 matches scoring 14 goals and was a member of the Dream Team that won gold in Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games.
The former Bolton Wanderers captain recently launched the Jay Jay Okocha Foundation, a non- profit organisation aimed at using football to raise awareness on the strategic importance of Education, Peace and Unity for the economic growth of Nigeria. Okocha retired from the national team in 2006 where he played 75 matches scoring 14 goals and was a member of the Dream Team that won gold in Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games.
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