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Victor Boniface thanks God as he survives ghastly accident

Popular Nigerian footballer, Boniface gives thanks to God for life as he survives a ghastly accident.

He took to his social media page to make the announcement as he shared some unsightly photos from the incident.

The singer had been involved in an auto accident in his car abroad, which left much of the car badly battered and damaged.

Apparently, the singer had sustained some injuries, and had fortunately survived the crash.

Sharing the post on his page, he expressed gratitude to God for his life and sustenance.

“So Una for hear say my enemy don die, thank you lord,” he captioned.

Reactions have followed…

@meetdammy said; “I hope danny don see proof say miracles do happen”

@talk2meeh wrote: “Benz is a fast car y’all need to take it easy”

iRitaSunshine penned: “Victor Boniface is safe and well, thank God”

@magik_kay_ opined: “Since we visit Libya baf badbad bad things just come da happen”

@ashabuul_jannaah remarked: “That’s a double win, one for football and one for life. Truly grateful.”

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AFCON 2025: Libya Sent Isakaba Bus to Pick Super Eagles – Victor Boniface

Nigerian striker, Victor Boniface has taken to Twitter to share a clip of the bus Libyan authorities brought to pick up the Super Eagles from the Al Abaq Airport.
He described the bus as “Isakaba bus”, sent to pick the Super Eagles from the airport.
However, the team refused to board the bus.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria have been stranded at the airport for over 13 hours after landing in Libya.
Libyan authorities had diverted the chartered ValueJet aircraft carrying the Super Eagles to a small airport away from Benghazi just as the pilot was completing his approach to the Benghazi Airport on Sunday night.
The Libyan Football Federation failed to send any reception team or even vehicles to take the Nigerian team from the airport to their hotel, which is said to be three hours away in Benghazi.
But, posting the video of the bus on X, Boniface wrote: “See Iskaba bus wey them bring come yesterday. Nobody enter ooo.”
 
The Super Eagles are scheduled to play Libya on Tuesday, following their 1-0 win in the first leg on Friday in the African Nations Cup, AFCON, qualifiers.
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Olamide Has Been Snubbing Me Since 2019 – Victor Boniface Says

Victor Boniface, the Bayer Leverkusen forward, has revealed that Nigerian rapper Olamide has been snubbing him since 2019.

He lamented that he had been messaging the YBNL boss on social media for about five years, without Olamide acknowledging him.

He stated this in a statement on his X handle on Saturday while berating entitled fans who are angry about him not replying to their messages.

The Super Eagles striker wrote: “Dey vex say I never reply ur DM. Meself na since 2019 I don dey dm @Olamide. My helper never reply me.”

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Bundesliga: Victor Boniface Fined €25,000, Given One Match Ban

Bayer Leverkusen forward, Victor Boniface has been banned for one match.
He was given the ban by the German Football Federation for anti-sporting conduct.
The Nigeria international was also fined €25,000 for the offence.
The DFB delivered the verdict on Wednesday.
Boniface showed VFB Stuttgart players his left middle finger as he ran past them immediately after the final whistle of the DFL Super Cup match last Saturday.
The forward will now miss a German Cup match.
Referee Tobias Stieler stated that he did not see this incident and that was why the disciplinary committee had to investigate and bring charges retrospectively.
Both the player and his club have agreed to the ruling, which means it is legally binding.
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Why I Almost Quit Football At 21 – Victor Boniface Reveals

Victor Boniface, the Bayer Leverkusen forward, has said he almost quit football at 21 after sustaining an injury two weeks after signing with Norwegian club, FK Bodø/Glimt in 2019.

The 23-year-old described his stint in Norway as “chaotic,” saying he had more “bad stories than good stories”.

“I spent about three years in Norway. We won the league twice, came second one time. But football wise, it was chaotic for me. It was really bad for me. I think I have more bad stories than good stories there,” Boniface said via Skype in the latest episode of Mikel Obi’s podcast.

“But that’s life, you know. I got an ACL injury two weeks after signing in Norway. I almost quit football at the age of 21.”

He also disclosed during the interview that before moving to Europe, he was a midfielder.

Boniface recently bemoaned his constant struggles with injuries after he picked an injury that ruled him out of the 2023 African Cup of Nations.

On his X handle, he lamented: “U20 Nations Cup got injured 7 days before Nations cup.

“Super Eagles got injured 6 days before Nations Cup.

“Na Only God Knows why.”