My mother used to sell Tuo Zaafi, but I made her stop - Kudus reveals

According to Kudus, his mother made a lot of sacrifices some of which included selling a local delicacy called Tuo Zaafi in Nima to be able to raise money for their upkeep.

The player noted that those were some of the humble times in his upbringing and acknowledged his mother's selflessness in showing up for the family in difficult times.

In the interview on West Ham TV, Kudus revealed that after he got his breakthrough move abroad to play for FC Nordjaesland in the Danish league he made his mother shun her business.

"You know Tuo Zaafi. My mum used to sell it, so it was my favourite, jollof also. She put her job on the line to help me and my siblings, but now I don’t let her do that anymore," Kudus shared with musician Guvna B during the interview.

He explained that he was able to buy a house for his mother with his first move abroad and now the family is living a comfortable life without stressing about how to pay the next rent.

“The first thing I did when I moved to Denmark was to get my mom a house so they can be comfortable because that is the basic need in living. Waking up with no monthly rent and stuff so that is the big thing I was able to do for her,” Kudus said as monitored by GhanaWeb.

Kudus is now one of Ghana’s biggest football exports abroad having etched the canals of Dutch football and is now architecting his own path in the Premier League.

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