Claims That Ahmed Musa Gifted Cars to Kano Pillars Players Proven False

Recent social media claims that Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa gifted brand-new SUVs to players and officials of Kano Pillars FC have been confirmed to be entirely false.
The rumour, which surfaced first on X (formerly Twitter), alleged that Musa marked his appointment as General Manager of the club by distributing luxury Land Cruiser vehicles. The story quickly gained traction, earning Musa praise for a gesture that, as it turns out, never happened.
In a post on his verified Facebook page on Tuesday, SportsRation correspondent Nsikakabasi Akpan called out the rumour, urging Nigerians to disregard the false report.

“When you come across news that Ahmed Musa has bought cars for all Kano Pillars FC players and officials, type FAKE NEWS,” Akpan wrote. “Musa only took over as General Manager yesterday and promised to lead the club back to its glory days. He did not gift cars to players and officials.”
He further explained that the club is currently conducting player screening ahead of the 2025/2026 Nigeria Premier Football League season, and no such lavish handout had been made.
Our independent investigation confirms this. Club sources also described the viral claim as baseless, labelling it a deliberate attempt to mislead fans and generate social media attention.
A player who is currently with Kano Pillars for preseason firmly denied the reports: “ It’s a big lie, I am here with Pillars and there is nothing like that” Chimeremenze Celestine said in a comment monitored by SportsRation.
A photo circulating online, supposedly showing the SUVs, has also been found to be recycled from unrelated events.
The incident highlights a growing concern over misinformation, particularly around high-profile figures such as Musa, whose popularity and influence often make him a target for fake news.
Musa, 31, resumed duties officially as Kano Pillars General Manager on Monday, July 7. In his remarks, he expressed his commitment to repositioning the four-time Nigerian league champions and did not mention or announce any car giveaway.
Fans and the public are urged to verify stories before sharing, especially as Musa’s transition from player to administrator draws increased public interest.
The club has not issued an official statement about the false report, but Musa’s focus remains firmly on leading Kano Pillars into a new era.




