Sierra Leone's Goalkeeper, Kamara, Uses AFCON Money To Feed His Village

Sierra Leone's Goalkeeper, Kamara, Uses AFCON Money To Feed His Village By Our Reporter Sierra Leone goalkeeper, Mohammed Kamara has become a village hero after purchasing food items to feed his people with earnings from the 2021 African Nations Cup. After having the best day of his career with a Man of the Match performance against the champions Algeria, Kamara was them more popular than he was before the tournament. However, he is more popular and loved by his people when the 22-year-old who plays for East End Lions earned his AFCON 2021 money before going home to his village to feed those in need. https://twitter.com/SaddickAdams/status/1487719082896105473?t=cDQGTrl8BGaC-2iKFph7pg&s=19 “Sierra Leone star goalkeeper Mohammed Kamara went back to his village to donate assorted items to his people from his Afcon proceeds,” Saddick Adams revealed on Twitter. Meanwhile, the AFCON 2021 semi-finals are kicking off on Wednesday. Burkina Faso will take on Senegal, while Cameroon will battle Egypt on Thursday.