enemmo:


He's not even a Nigerian Artiste fully...he's more of an International Artiste.Most times he's is USA and they value his songs more. Personally I'm not a fan of afrobeat but he's good.

abi o

enemmo:


He's not even a Nigerian Artiste fully...he's more of an International Artiste.Most times he's is USA and they value his songs more. Personally I'm not a fan of afrobeat but he's good.

His jazz is good, his afro beat is poor.

enemmo:



You're wicked!LOL

na money he pursued go europe not fame

femi4:
silly excuse

E maa binu sir, but what makes it a silly excuse?

femi4:
Some of you were not born in that era.....how would you know. You think say name beans to get Grammy nominations?

The first song I remember watching of him then was the one he sang against smoking, drinking and drugs.... Which was a decent song. World music nomination na award. That one is just a throw away award to ease their conscience. Like I said he is a good jazz man and an energetic performer. But his songs don't cut it. Asa even sang a better afrobeat song than him.

enemmo:
Chai Psquare Don miss this one o!

their mouth don big

pmc01:


E maa binu sir, but what makes it a silly excuse?

Go figure

enemmo:
Aubameyang what are you feeling. Like now with that ya teeshirt?

thanks to lufthansa is luggage was misplaced..

rabzy:


The first song I remember watching of him then was the one he sang against smoking, drinking and drugs.... Which was a decent song. Like I said he is a good jazz man and an energetic performer. But his songs don't cut it. Asa even sang a better afrobeat song than him.

Now you are confuse

cue64:
thanks to lufthansa is luggage was misplaced..

Thanks I just found out,Now I feel bad for yabbing him

rabzy:


His jazz is good, his afro beat is poor.

Okay...

koma1:

He can't most especially now that he has signed with a Chinese club.instead of him to remain in Europe he decided to choose money above career

Which career? The one wey don dey finish?

He should use his last days in football and make good money biko.

best of mesut


dont mind me
i just wanted to remind his fans out dere

[quote author=zopaks post=52568506]
He knows he can't win it again so decided to dress that way [/quote
Not like dat. lufthansa airline misplaced his luggage

enemmo:


Thanks I just found out,Now I feel bad for yabbing him

no thanks dearie sometimes we all need to be informed..

zopaks:


He knows he can't win it again so decided to dress that way

actually Lufthansa misplaced his luggage. that's why he's dressed like that... Get facts before u judge...#peace

Flavour. ... Slay niggar....always killing it.the ijele 1 of africa


Below is my own masquerade

optional1:
why is Lagos Nigeria alwayz hosting this award?






Abeg na weytin concern RMD and sport biko.

becos globacom is the sponsor and a Nigerian own glo... I hope I answered it correctly. thank me lata if I did

Segadem:

abeg who dhey pursue u
...u turned CAF to Can and Iheanacho to I headache

I dey drive then jare.... ;

One hand style.

femi4:
silly excuse

not silly. Airlines's fault, cos the luggage is for both for both for both for both Afcon.

He must have dressed from Germany, but that won't be ideal since I wasn't a late flight. Lufthansa's fault.

Riyad Mahrez crowned Africa's best player:

Algeria forward Riyad Mahrez was Thursday voted CAF African Footballer of the Year 2016 after he inspired Leicester City to do the impossible by winning the Premier League last season.

Mahrez,25, beat Gabon skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who scooped the prestigious accolade last year, and Senegal star Sadio Mane, who features for Liverpool.

The France-born forward said it was an honour to be named the best African player for the past year.

“It’s a huge honour, I am happy and pleased. I thank all my teammates at Leicester and Algeria,” Mahrez said after he received the award.

“I dedicate this to my family and all those who support me every day.”

He polled 361 votes, Aubameyang earned 313 votes, while Mane was a distant third on 186 votes.

“What Mahrez achieved with Leicester City last season gave him the edge. He has now joined his other illustrious countrymen Lakhdar Belloumi and Rabah Madjer in this exclusive club,” remarked 1997 African Footballer of the Year Victor Ikpeba.

Leicester City caused a major shock when as 5,000-1 outsiders they went on to win the Premier League last season.

Mahrez played a key role in the stunning run of ‘The Foxes’ – 17 goals, 10 assists in 37 appearances.

He was the first Algerian to win a Premier League winners’ medal and spark a massive following back home in Algeria for the club, who he had first thought was a rugby club when he was contacted to join them four years ago.

All three players who made the short list for the African Footballer of the Year were also picked in CAF XI that also feature Ivory Coast defender Eric Bailly from Manchester United.

Goalkeeper Denis Onyango was picked for the African Player of the Year Based in Africa ahead of Mamelodi Sundowns teammate Khama Billiat and Zambia’s Rainford Kalaba.

Onyango was outstanding when seven-time South African champions Sundowns won an historic CAF Champions League and also when Uganda qualified for this year’s Africa Cup of Nations after a long absence.

Nigeria’s Asisat Oshoala grabbed her second African Women’s Player of the Year award on the back of her goals and five-star displays as Nigeria retained their continental crown in Cameroon.

The Arsenal Ladies star won her first when she also helped the Super Falcons emerge African champions in 2014.

Nigeria youngsters Kelechi Iheanacho and Alex Iwobi won the Most Promising Talent and Youth Player of the Year awards, respectively.

Gambian referee Bakary Papa Gassama won the Best Referee Award for the third straight year.

List of award winners:

AFRICAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Riyad Mahrez (Algeria & Leicester City)

AFRICAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR-BASED IN AFRICA

Denis Onyango (Uganda & Mamelodi Sundowns)

WOMEN’S PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Asisat Oshoala (Nigeria & Arsenal Ladies)

MOST PROMISING TALENT

Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria & Manchester City)

YOUTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Alex Iwobi

COACH OF THE YEAR

Pitso Mosimane (Mamelodi Sundowns)

CLUB OF THE YEAR

Mamelodi Sundowns

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR

Uganda

WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR

Nigeria

REFEREE OF THE YEAR

Bakary Papa Gassama

The CAF African XI for 2016

Goalkeeper: Denis Onyango (Uganda & Mamelodi Sundowns)

Defenders: Serge Aurier (Cote d’Ivoire & PSG), Aymen Abdenour (Tunisia & Valencia), Eric Bailly (Cote d’Ivoire & Manchester United), Joyce Lomalisa (DRC &AS Vita)

Midfielders: Khama Billiat (Zimbabwe & Mamelodi Sundowns), Rainford Kalaba (Zambia & TP Mazembe),Keegan Dolly (South Africa & Mamelodi Sundowns)

Forwards:Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Gabon & Borussia Dortmund), Sadio Mane (Senegal & Liverpool), Riyad Mahrez (Algeria & Leicester City)

Subs: Aymen Mathlouthi (Tunisia & Etoile du Sahel), Kalidou Koulibaly (Senegal & Napoli), Salif Coulibaly (Mali & TP Mazembe), Islam Slimani (Algeria & Leicester City), Mohamed Salah (Egypt & Roma), Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria & Manchester City), Alex Iwobi (Nigeria & Arsenal)

..

no kidding but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, outfit to the event show he know he has lost out ...since

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optional1:


Ok but why is Nigeria alwayz hosting it.

Becos glo is the major sponsor

Whoever the CAP fit let him or she wear.. ..

So the last time Nigeria won it was 1999 and so all this mikels and co no sabi at all

jayrock:

becos globacom is the sponsor and a Nigerian own glo... I hope I answered it correctly. thank me lata if I did

thank u, u right.


Happy New Year.

wristbangle:


Becos glo is the major sponsor

Glo must arise to tap some sense abeg.


Can't they use style to 'colonize' another African mega city and spread the Glo network to that place?


Cost? That's not a problem.

femi4:
he was second in 1998 , abi wetin be the meaning of close

no vex baba,but second,that was how far he could go?itz well sha

tbaba1234:


Never came close? He was second runner -up to Mustafa Hadji in 1998.

second place??that one too dey o.k sha