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Alex Iwobi - Peppersoup Food Poisoning

Arsenal forward, Alex Iwobi came down with food poisoning and missed Tuesday morning’s training with the Super Eagles in Abuja. The true cause of his poisoning has however been revealed. The older players did not fail to point out that he was the architect of his own problems by choosing to consume pepper soup in camp knowing he has a ‘soft stomach’.
Iwobi was born in Nigeria but was raised in England where there is less emphasis on consumption of chili pepper in meals, unlike in Nigeria where chili is a staple in several dishes.

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