**President Tinubu Mourns Legendary Footballer Henry Nwosu** Nigeria has lost another football legend with the passing of Henry Onyemanze Nwosu, a former Super Eagles midfielder who played a significant role in the country's football history. President Bola Tinubu has expressed his condolences to Nwosu's family, describing the late footballer as an exceptionally skilled player who left a lasting impact on the game. Nwosu, who was 62 years old at the time of his death, was a key member of the Green Eagles squad that won the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations. He showed remarkable brilliance on the field even at a young age, impressing fans and coaches alike. Throughout his career, Nwosu served the national team for over a decade, featuring in several AFCON tournaments, including those in 1982, 1984, and 1988. Tinubu's statement acknowledged Nwosu's contributions to the development of football in Nigeria and the pride he brought to the nation. Many compatriots who were inspired by Nwosu's accomplishments will remember him for his dedication and passion for the sport. According to reports, Nwosu passed away on Saturday at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, after spending five days in intensive care. His death was announced by former teammate and fellow 1980 Africa Cup of Nations winner, Segun Odegbami. The Nigerian football community is mourning the loss of a legend who left an indelible mark on the sport. President Tinubu has prayed for the repose of Nwosu's soul and comfort for his family, urging Nigerians to remember the pride and joy Nwosu brought to the nation. Nwosu's legacy will continue to inspire future generations of Nigerian footballers, and his contributions to the sport will never be forgotten. As the country mourns the loss of another football icon, we remember Nwosu for his unwavering dedication to the sport and the pride he brought to the nation.