Nigerian striker, Victor Boniface, has narrated how he survived a ghastly accident in Germany.
Daily Trust had reported how the incident which involved a lorry saw the Nigerian international forward rushed to hospital.
The 23-year-old had scored in Leverkusen’s 2-1 Bundesliga victory over Eintracht Frankfurt the previous day but ended up in a collision with damages worth up to £167,000.
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Boniface spoke about the cleaning experience in an interview posted on Sunday with Football Fans Tribe via YouTube.
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According to him, while the car was completely written off, the preservation of life remained his priority.
He said: “I was having my childhood friend from Nigeria; they were coming to visit. So, we were supposed to pick them up from the airport. I was sleeping, and my other friend was driving.
“I woke up, and we were spinning—well, we thank God. The car spun three times before coming to a stop.
“Despite the severity of the accident, I just had a scar, but the most important thing is that I’m alive.
“The car is written off and everything, but the most important thing is life for me.”
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