The captain of the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Ahmed Musa has unveiled a three-storey plaza in Kano State, as he continues to give back to society.
Musa, who is Nigeria’s most-capped footballer at the senior level, continues to establish properties and businesses across the African country.
The forward, who wears jersey No.7 for his national team, unveiled the plaza situated on the popular Zoo Road in Kano and named it the MYCA-7 Plaza.
Pictures showed the facility is built to have shops and offices, as it is painted a light brown colour.
Recently, Musa launched an ultra-modern facility for sports in the Kaduna State, with the Super Eagles captain sharing the video of the edifice.
The 30-year-old has continued to win the hearts of many in his home country and around the world, based on how regularly he has been giving back to society.
The facility is located at Old Kamazo, Janruwa Layout, along the Yakowa expressway in Kaduna, in the Nigerian state, Sports Brief reported.
According to the video the former Leicester City forward posted on Twitter, a swimming pool, a football pitch, a gym, a tennis court, a squash court, a volleyball court and a badminton set-up can all be seen.
Musa honours his late parents following the completion of an ultramodern school in the capital of the Plateau State, Jos.
The Sivasspor of Turkey forward, who recently celebrated turning 30, took to social media to share photos of what the educational facility looks like.
The Nigerian international disclosed that the M&S School has been dedicated to his parents, with its name is derived from their initials, (Alhaji) Musa and Sarah (Moses).
