Former Nigerian football star Victor Ezeji has congratulated Godwin Obaji for scoring 100 goals. He said that records are made to be broken.
Obaji’s achievement got a lot of attention in the Nigerian football scene. It has sparked talks about being consistent, staying in the game for long, and being great in Nigerian football.
Ezeji, who stopped playing 11 years ago, said he would love to see the younger players beat his records.
"No records are there forever; records are meant to be broken," Ezeji said.
"I stopped playing 11 years ago and would love to see my record broken. I wish Obaji well and hope he breaks it, and if not, that’s also fine."
Ezeji's words show the respect between old and new Nigerian footballers. He is eager to see younger players do even better.
Obaji’s 100 goals mark a big moment in his career. This places him among the top goal scorers in Nigeria.
His achievement also highlights the growth of Nigerian football. Players are working hard to create their own legacies and go beyond the records set before them.
As Obaji continues to play, everyone will be watching to see how far he can go with his scoring. Fans will wonder if another player will eventually beat his record.
For Ezeji, seeing records broken is not a worry for his legacy. It is simply part of how football grows.
His message to today’s players is clear: true greatness is not just about setting records but also about inspiring others to break them.
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