The basketball star says he believes governments at various levels cannot be left alone at this crucial time.
A member of Nigeria’s national basketball team, D’Tigers, Kelechi Anuna, has donated COVID-19 relief materials to some residents in his home town, Mbieri, in Imo State.
Anuna, a member of the 2017 silver-winning Afrobasket team, said the initiative was part of his own way of helping the less privileged get by through the tough time occasioned by the pandemic.
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