Lead representative Babajide Sanwo-Olu has facilitated Bukayo Saka, the Munititions stockpile winger, who is at present in Lagos state an extended get-away.

The Heavy weapons specialists winger showed up in Nigeria a couple of days prior after a self-contradicting season with his club in Britain.

In viral film, the 21-year-old should have been visible in white caftan and shoes going for a stroll in the city of Lagos with several orderlies, while fans recited “Up Heavy weapons specialists”.

On Saturday, Sanwo-Olu got Saka, who he depicted as “my #1 Munititions stockpile player,” at the state house in Marina.

The lead representative, who is additionally an Armory fan, communicated energy at meeting the Britain global.

Sanwo-Olu said he is glad for Munititions stockpile’s “motivating disagreement the Chief Association with such a youthful group.”

The lead representative likewise shared photographs of the visit on Twitter while unveiling that Saka introduced a marked Stockpile pullover to him.

“Energizing day at the State House, Marina today as I had the joy of facilitating my number one Munititions stockpile player, Star Kid Bukayo Saka,” Sanwo-Olu composed.

“I additionally appreciated accepting my own marked Saka Jersey. As a pleased #Gunner, I’m unimaginably glad for their moving disagreement the Chief Association with such a youthful group. Their assurance has roused numerous and shown us the force of youth. We’re focused on carrying that equivalent soul to grassroots football in Lagos.

“Together, how about we set out open doors for our skilled youthful players. Much thanks to you for visiting me Bukayo and I anticipate next season.”

Saka assumed a significant part for Armory as they completed second in the association behind possible champs Manchester City.

Brought into the world to Nigerian guardians who moved to Britain, Saka was qualified for the Super Falcons, however he picked the Three Lions in 2020.

In 2022, Saka supported medical procedures for 120 children from unfortunate homes in Kano, Nigeria.

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