FORMER goalkeeper of Nigeria’s national team, Peter Fregene, is battling for his life as he has been placed on life support at a hospital in Ohara, Delta State.
Nigerian legend Segun Odegbami shared the news on Wednesday, emphasizing the urgent need for prayers and support for the ailing ex-international.
“Peter Fregene is in the hospital and on life support. His situation is critical,” Odegbami revealed in a statement.
“What Peter Fregene needs the most now are our collective prayers that the will of His Creator be done!”
Furthermore, he clarified that “I am not raising or collecting any funds on behalf of Peter’s family.
“If the need arises, and I am requested and authorised to do so, I shall.”
The football legend also expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support, stating, “I thank all Nigerians for their concern and response to the humble cry of their hero currently in distress.”
The ailing ex-international, Peter Fregene served as the goalkeeper for the Green (now Super) Eagles from 1968 to 1971 and represented Nigeria at the 1968 Olympics,
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