West Ham United attacker, Mohammed Kudus, has shared that relocating his mother from Nima to her own house stands among his most significant accomplishments.
Expressing pride in his Nima roots, Kudus acknowledged his mother’s sacrifices, including selling Tuo Zaafi in Nima to provide for him and his siblings.
In an interview on West Ham TV, the player highlighted the selflessness of his mother, who put her job on the line for their well-being.
“You know Tuo Zaafi. My mum used to sell it so it was my favourite, jollof also. She put her job on the line to help me and my siblings but now I don’t let her do that anymore, Kudus told musician Guvna B in the interview on West Ham TV.
“If she can do that then there is a lot I can do for her to make her as comfortable as possible.
“Moving out of Nima, getting her own house that’s one of the biggest achievements she is proud of.
“The first thing I did when I moved to Denmark was to get my mom a house so they can be comfortable because that is the basic need in living. Waking up with no monthly rent and stuff so that is the big thing I was able to do for her.”