The Kwara State governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has sympathised with the Super Eagles and Nottingham Forest forward, Taiwo Awoniyi, wishing him a quick recovery following the recent abdominal injury sustained by the footballer.
In a statement he personally signed, the governor described Kwara-born Awoniyi as a dear brother and valued citizen.
The statement read: “I join millions of football lovers around the world in wishing Super Eagles and Nottingham Forest star, Taiwo Awoniyi, a successful recovery following his recent injury.
“Taiwo is more than just a footballer — he is a proud son of Kwara State who continues to give back generously to the community that raised him. His unwavering connection to home is inspiring, and we look forward to seeing him return to the pitch stronger than ever.
“Get well soon, dear brother and valued citizen. Kwara stands with you!”
LEADERSHIP reports that Awoniyi was induced into coma and was receiving intensive care following ‘urgent’ surgery on a serious abdominal injury, which he sustained last Sunday.
The Nottingham Forest striker crashed into a post during last Sunday’s 2-2 draw with Leicester and following several minutes of treatment, returned to action before being eventually taken off the pitch.
