Nwangwu & O’Neill Supporting Siblings’ Walk with…
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Now 17 years old, Odilinna is deeply fascinated by space and can spend hours researching the topic. He’s passionate about all things automotive-related and regularly attends car shows.
“Growing up, he really loved weather. I think he still does,” Kene said with a smile. “Every time there’s a thunderstorm, he opens the door and looks outside.”
Kene, 23, can’t help but become engaged in the same topics that excite his brother.
“His interests became my interests,” Kene said. “If he wants to play video games, I’ll hop on the game whenever he wants to play. And he loves to tell me about cars.”
Odilinna isn’t pursuing football like his brother did, though he did play one season as a guard, but he couldn’t be more excited about Kene’s journey to the NFL.
“He came up to Minnesota for the Cowboys game. He’s really upset about that loss,” Kene said. “But he’s so supportive of me. He loves what I do.
“I think he sees me as his best friend,” Kene added. “And honestly, I see him as my best friend, too. I just love hanging out with him.”
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