Desire Oparanozie: Super Falcons legend returns from sickness to BBC

Super Falcons of Nigeria legend Desire Oparanozie is back on the social media trends.

Now retired, Oparanozie is back on the trends for her latest activity with the media.

Oparanozie has taken to social media to announce her involvement with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

She took to her official social media platforms to show off her visit to the BBC.

Along with the photos was a message that said, "Don't hang unto what has worked in the past because today's needs are what matters.

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It turns out that Super Falcons legend Desire Oparanozie suffered a serious illness that required drips and injections.

Oparanozie revealed that she had been battling sickness for a while.

The striker who spent a lot of seasons in France showed off photos of her battle with sickness on social media.

In the photos, Oparanozie showed off injections and receiving a drip at a health facility.

Oparanozie also recently took to her official social media platforms to show off her style.

It was the vehicle she parked next to that caught the attention of the comment section.

Oparanozie's journey in football is set to continue despite her retirement from the national team.

Oparanozie was recently given the Imo State Football Association's "Honorary Member" designation.

The Super Legend, who was part of the team to visit Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma made this known on social media

Oparanozie recently ended her illustrious career after winning the WAFCON four times and participating in the World Cup four times.