ABUJA, NIGERIA – On Friday, February 28, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu received in audience, Nigerian born Morotoluwa Ojomo, Super Bowl Champion with Philadelphia Eagles.

The champion, otherwise addressed as Moro, was led by the Chief Executive Officer of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, to the State House on Friday.

According to Dabiri-Arewa in a post on her official X account, the two-time Super Bowl Champion plans to open a sports academy in the country.

During the reception in Abuja, Dabiri-Erewa lauded Ojomo’s achievements, stating: “Your excellence in American football exemplifies the tenacity and brilliance of Nigerians worldwide. You have not only made your family proud but have also inspired a nation.”

NIDCOM reaffirmed its dedication to honoring diaspora Nigerians who elevate the nation’s global profile through exceptional accomplishments.

Ojomo’s story, the Commission noted, aligns with its mission to engage and celebrate diaspora role models whose achievements resonate with pride and aspiration for future generations.

“We are immensely proud of Moro Ojomo’s journey,” Dr. Dabiri-Erewa added. “His success reminds us that the Nigerian spirit—rooted in hard work and determination—knows no boundaries.”

About Morotoluwa Ojomo

Morotoluwa “Moro” Ojomo, is a Nigerian-born Super Bowl champion and defensive lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ojomo, who recently triumphed in the NFL’s prestigious Super Bowl, returned to his homeland to celebrate his roots and share a message of resilience, ambition, and national pride. Reflecting on his journey, he credited his Nigerian heritage as a cornerstone of his success on the global stage.

Born in Lagos, Ojomo relocated to the United States in 2009, where he rose to prominence as a standout athlete at the University of Texas before securing his place in the NFL.

His recent Super Bowl victory with the Philadelphia Eagles marks a historic milestone, further cementing his legacy in professional sports. Accompanied by his father, Pastor Ololade Ojomo, the athlete’s visit underscores his enduring connection to Nigeria.