Francis Ngannou

The day that he passed away, just the day before, they were just making a little basketball court that I have for him, his playground for him, you know.

because I was waiting for him to start to be strong on his feet so we can go work, we can do this, we can play soccer.

I've been looking for soccer cliques for him.

This, that, you know, you have all the projects.

I have thought of like, which school should he go to?

Like, think, oh, what should I do?

You know, you never know, maybe something happened to me.

I should set up something to keep him safe.

You think like that, but it never crossed your mind that he would be the one living first.

From the moment that he was born, when he was born, when he started to react and you really see a living person, you really started to plan out how to

protect him, how to build a security around him.

You know, he wasn't just a kid.

He was a project.

He became a huge project.

Everything that you think of that's good, that you want, oh, it's for Kobe.

It's for him.

All of a sudden, then he's gone.

A lot of people have been through it.

You didn't just know.

Yeah.