Olakunle Churchill Shares Story Of How Accident Stopped His Dreams Of Being A Footballer

Nigerian entrepreneur and ex-husband to Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, Olakunle Churchill has shared a story on his social media or how an accident he had years back cost him an opportunity to pursue football professionally.

Olakunle ChurchillTaking to his Instagram page where he shared a picture of himself in the wheelchair, he explained that the accident which happened in the year 2000 almost cost him his life and his dream

Olakunle Churchill wrote, “DON’T STOP DREAMING BECAUSE YOU HAD A NIGHTMARE
The picture above explains the ‘Nightmare’ that I had in year 2000 after a ghastly power-bike accident that fractured my legs and dislocated the knee joint.

“The Doctors gave me the options to amputate my left leg or fly abroad for further orthopaedic treatment, but as fate would have it, I’m walking with my two(2) legs today. I’m eternally grateful to God for the divine healing.

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“The accident affected my football career; as I can’t play professionally anymore, but it didn’t affect my ambition to raise young African footballers to train in Europe. Today, I’m proud to have achieved my ambition as the academy begins in earnest. You can actually achieve your ambition in others, this is the same spirit of philanthropy.

“Don’t let your nights affect your ambitions!”

 

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DON’T STOP DREAMING BECAUSE YOU HAD A NIGHTMARE The picture above explains the ‘Nightmare’ that I had in year 2000 after a ghastly power-bike accident that fractured my legs and dislocated the knee joint. The Doctors gave me the options to amputate my left leg or fly abroad for further orthopaedic treatment, but as fate would have it, I’m walking with my two(2) legs today. I’m eternally grateful to God for the divine healing. The accident affected my football career; as I can’t play professionally anymore, but it didn’t affect my ambition to raise young African footballers to train in Europe. Today, I’m proud to have achieved my ambition as the academy begins in earnest. You can actually achieve your ambition in others, this is the same spirit of philanthropy. Don’t let your nights affect your ambitions! Dr. Olakunle Churchill

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