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Lagos TikToker appeals to Victor Osimhen for a car

From The Punch · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Lagos-based TikToker Kesari Okala has appealed to Nigerian footballer Victor Osimhen for a car.
  • Okala recalled a previous meeting where Osimhen asked what he wanted, and he has now decided he needs a car.
  • He also thanked Osimhen for a previous N1 million transport fare and asked social media personality Tunde Ednut to help amplify his request.

A Lagos-based TikToker, Kesari Okala, has directly appealed to Nigerian football star Victor Osimhen for a car. The appeal, which has gained traction on social media, stems from a previous encounter between the two.

Victor Osimhen, I need a car. I donโ€™t have a car. You asked me what I wanted, but I told you I would get back to you. I am tired.

โ€” Kesari OkalaDirectly appealing to Victor Osimhen for a car.

In a video circulating online, Okala stated, "Victor Osimhen, I need a car. I donโ€™t have a car. You asked me what I wanted, but I told you I would get back to you. I am tired." He reminded Osimhen of the earlier conversation where the footballer had inquired about his desires, and Okala had deferred his answer.

Okala also expressed gratitude for the N1 million transport fare he received from Osimhen during their prior meeting. He is now hoping the footballer will respond to his current request for a vehicle.

The last time we met, you asked me what I wanted, and I told you I would think about it. Please, I need a car now.

โ€” Kesari OkalaReminding Osimhen of their previous interaction.

To further amplify his message and ensure Osimhen sees his appeal, Okala has also reached out to popular Nigerian social media personality Tunde Ednut, asking for his assistance in drawing the footballer's attention to the request.

I appreciate the N1m you gave me as transport fare the day I saw you.

โ€” Kesari OkalaExpressing gratitude for past financial assistance.
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Originally published by The Punch in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.