Outrage in Turkey as mosque renamed after Osimhen

A mosque in Konya, Turkey, has been at the center of controversy after it was mistakenly listed on Google Maps as “Victor Osimhen Mosque,” forcing outrage among worshippers.
The Bulut Mosque’s altered name drew condemnation from locals, who described it as disrespectful to Islam and the mosque community, reports Daily Post.
“It’s a shame to name a non-Muslim and make a mockery of it.
“We consider it an insult to Muslims, the mosque community, and mosques themselves,” said Zeki Yaylacı, a member of the community.
The change appears to be the result of unauthorized user edits on Google Maps, and there is no evidence linking Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen to the act.
The incident comes just days after the 26-year-old returned to Turkey following a protracted transfer from Napoli to Galatasaray.
Osimhen, who missed the 3-0 win over Gaziantep on Saturday to regain full fitness, has been cleared by head coach Okan Buruk to play against Karagumruk on Friday.









