Obafemi Martins Graduates From Harvard University, Bags Degree

• Former Super Eagles striker Obafemi Martins has bagged a degree from the Harvard University
• The 38-year-old who is one of the richest Nigerian players was spotted celebrating with his friends
• Martins during his active playing days featured in 42 games for the Super Eagles netting 18 goals

Obafemi Martins has graduated from the Harvard University with the ex-Premier League star bagging a degree and a certificate in Entrepreneurship and Emerging Markets.

This is a good development coming from the former Super Eagles striker who is now expected to use the knowledge acquired from the University to become full entrepreneur.

Interestingly, Martins weighted grade summary of 98% from Harvard which is an impressive result.

Where is Harvard?

Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard.

The citadel of learning is known as one of the best Universities in the world, and kudos must be given to Martins to have graduated there in flying colours.

Martins is considered to be one of the most successful Nigerian players, having won titles in Italy, England and Russia while playing for Inter Milan, Newcastle United, Portsmouth and Rubin Kazan.

What of the Super Eagles?

Between 2004 to 2015, Martins played 42 games for the Super Eagles netting 18 goals before he retired from international football.

Martins takes wife on motorbike cruise

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Obafemi Martins shared an adorable video of himself taking his beautiful wife Abigail Barwuah on a motorbike cruise around the Nigerian community, with the couple listening to the music of Burna Boy.

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The former Super Eagles striker is one of the richest African players, considering what the 37-year-old has earned especially during his time playing in Europe.

During his time with the Super Eagles, Martins was rated as a 'goal king' because he scored many times for the Nigerian national team.

The former Inter Milan striker posted on Instagram, Martins and his wife were seen in good mood while cruising around the town atop the motorcycle.