It is believed that the England rugby anthem "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" was first sung at Twickenham while Offiah was playing in the Middlesex Sevens in 1987.

He was also rewarded with a place in the 1988 Great Britain Lions tour of Australasia, where he played in all three Tests of the Ashes series which was lost to Australia.

Confirming his standing as the fastest player in rugby league, Offiah easily won the race from Shearer and Ferguson.

In the 1988–89 season, Widnes won the Championship and Premiership for the second successive year, and Offiah was once again the league's top try scorer with 58 tries in 41 games.

Inc. 1993 summer stint at Eastern Suburbs Offiah joined Wigan in January 1992 for a world record fee of £440,000[18] (based on increases in average earnings, this would be approximately £900,300 in 2013).

Playing in his regular left wing position, Offiah formed a devastating partnership with Gene Miles in his first season at Wigan scoring 30 tries in just 15 games including setting a new club record of ten in a single match against Leeds in the Premiership semi-final in May.

[citation needed] During the 1992–93 season Offiah played on the wing for defending RFL champions Wigan in the 1992 World Club Challenge against the visiting Brisbane Broncos.

A week before the WCC, Offiah had played on the wing for Great Britain in the World Cup final against Australia at Wembley in front of an international rugby league record crowd of 73,631 fans.

In 1995, Offiah's life story, a 30-minute documentary, was produced and directed by Pogus Caesar for Carlton TV UK as part of the Respect series.

Inc. 1996–97 winter stint at Bedford Blues Following Offiah's departure from Wigan, he return to the capital and signed for London Broncos.

Following the switch to summer rugby in 1996, Offiah signed for Bedford Blues during the Super League off-season He played 14 games for the club, scoring 10 tries, before returning to the Broncos for the 1997 season.

After the London Broncos he moved to Salford City Reds for the 2000 Super League V, staying for two seasons, playing 45 games and scoring 23 tries.

[38] Widnes Wigan England In 2004, Offiah was one of the celebrities who took part in the first series of the BBC One show Strictly Come Dancing, reaching fourth place with his partner Erin Boag.

Offiah is part of the Rugby League Monument that sits outside Wembley Stadium, his bronze likeness depicting his try celebration from the 1994 Challenge Cup final.

[40] His passion for electric vehicles began when he received a lift from former England rugby union player and World Cup winner Andy Gomersal in 2016.

[41] In December 2021, he facilitated a partnership between Connected Kerb and one of his former clubs London Broncos in which the Plough Lane outfit would wear the EV company's logo on their kit throughout 2022.