Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry has advised motorists in Nigeria to stay alive by not driving after drinking. Henry, the English Premier League (EPL) club's all-time leading scorer with 228 goals said on Monday in Lagos, Nigeria's economic hub at the Guinness/Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) Ember Month campaign. "From what I have heard about the country, I am impressed with the support for football.
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I am very happy to be in Nigeria. It is from the bottom of my heart that I am saying this, and remember to be safe, drive safe and don't abuse alcohol," he said.
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