One of my very best in the field, Adieu sire ,

meekah:
it 1996 Olympic where Nigeria won Gold in under 23

No the one I'm referring to was held in early 2000

naptu2:
He took over from the likes of Yinka Craig, Waheed Olagunju, Charles Ojugbana and Walter Oyatogun.

I will always remember the way he looked after Nigeria lost in the final of a tournament, I think it was Canada '87.

He looked like he had been crying. My sister kept making fun of him.


He was the face of NTA Sports from the late 1980s till the mid-2000s.

Rest in peace.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH8I0H6sbv0

Exactly. Those moments reach to give am hypertension.

rip!

pDudd:


Thanks

But I dey find money

How will you help in dialysis here? Nigerians need affordable dialysis center.

gabsmilez:
you are a black whale, respect the dead

I didn't mean that as an insult...if someone is referred to as "lion" or "mighty tiger",is that an insult?

Please desist from causing chaos and confusion when there ain't need to, thank you.


Akinloye Oyebanji,the good Lord rest your soul

RIP man !

naptu2:
He took over from the likes of Yinka Craig, Waheed Olagunju, Charles Ojugbana and Walter Oyatogun.

I will always remember the way he looked after Nigeria lost in the final of a tournament, I think it was Canada '87.

He looked like he had been crying. My sister kept making fun of him.


He was the face of NTA Sports from the late 1980s till the mid-2000s.

Rest in peace.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH8I0H6sbv0

You’re the type i like reading his comments here on Nairaland and not those indomie generation

Akinloye Oyebanji
Hameed Adio
Modele Sharafa Yusuf
Paul Ogazi
Abdulrahaman Ibn Mohammed.

Good old days... Rest in peace senior man.






Good old days

doggedfighter:

How will you help in dialysis here? Nigerians need affordable dialysis center.

Good question. We will first need the machines and machinery. Then the clinical centre. Then next comes the training of personnel. And from there, on and on.

For dialysis to be affordable to the common Nigerian, there has to be government involvement. Even in the US, dialysis treatment are free for everyone because it is covered under MEDICARE which is a government health program to help people who can't afford to pay for their healthcare. Anyone with kidney failure in US qualifies.

So for that to happen, there has to be government cum private partnership on that. If there isn't, then kidney failure will remain a death sentence in Nigeria.

Most importantly is the knowledge and the connections both of which I possess. I'm tired of Indians ripping off my people.

I don't get it. Same surname ,same state

Rest in peace Sir. Can't forget the Al Ahly vs Rangers CAF Confederation Cup match in Enugu in 2004 where I did pre match analysis with this gentle, intelligent and humble man on NTA 8 Enugu, I learnt a lot even on issues beyond spprts. Farewell Sir.

OTayobami:
Ooooh God! When NTA was NTA
Who remembered

I remember!
Do you also remember 'Morning Ride' with Danladi Bako?

Rest in Peace veteran. You did the bit you could.

pDudd:


Thanks

But I dey find money

Receive money!

doctokwus:
62,that's young.
A good sport journalist.
That transplant may have been poorly done.
India is not a good centre for all these transplants Nigerians run to.
Their complications rate is way too high.

I have said it many times. The do it even here in Abuja with high success rates, but many are just sceptical.