Chai! Na wetin we dey hear so? Arthur Okonkwo don switch him nationality from England to Nigeria! and Super Eagles don catch better fish!

Dis 24-year-old keeper wey dey play for Wrexham don dey represent England for youth levels, but after e meet Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle for London, na im decide say him go don join di green and white.

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) sabi say dis boy go add serious competition for di goalkeeping position. Dr. Ademola Olajire, di NFF Director of Communications, don already express joy say dem don get Okonkwo in di squad. ‘Di NFF dey always happy to welcome good players wey dey choose Nigeria,’ e talk.

Okonkwo don make serious moves for him career. After two loan spells, he don actually help Wrexham climb from League Two enter Championship. Last season alone, he get 19 clean sheets in 33 appearances.

And abeg, no forget say he don dey keep goal like madman dis season too! He don already record 6 clean sheets in 20 Championship matches. Na wetin we call proper goalkeeper!

But make we no lie, Nigeria get serious competition for di goalkeeping department. We get fine keepers like Francis Uzoho, Maduka Okoye, and Amas Obasogie wey dey jostle for di number one jersey. Okonkwo addition go make dem all sharpen dem game. Naija no dey play when e come to matters of football!

Ginger dey sweet as NFF arrange to put Okonkwo for di Super Eagles line-up for di next qualifiers wey go start from March. Thing don hot as Nigeria need to make am for AFCON and World Cup qualification. Di boy don ready to dey help his people!

Many fans don dey shout say dem dey expect am fit for di upcoming matches because dem dey see am as di future of Naija goalkeeping. E don already catch attention wit him confident play and sharp reflexes. Na so Okonkwo don become di toast of football gist everywhere!

As di Super Eagles dey prepare for di qualifiers wey dey come, make we just dey watch how Okonkwo go take shine for Nigeria. We sabi say dis na big step for him career, and di whole Naija dey behind him to make sure he perform well!