Olanrewaju Oyedeji

Nigerians have expressed shock and sadness over the death of Nigerian legend Stephen Keshi.
Keshi died at age of 54, after a cardiac arrest.

Atiku Abubakar who took to his twitter page to mourn death of the legend said "I feel anguished waking up to the news that Stephen Keshi is dead, i am sad".


Nigerian Popular music act Dbanj also commented on the death of Keshi, through his twitter handle @iamdbanj said "oh my God, hmm Rest in peace".

Gotv Nigeria expressed their shock at this development, the organization while expressing their sadness said "it is unbelievable and sad".
Popular activist and blogger JJ Omojuwa on his twitter handle @jjomojuwa also expressed sadness over the death of Keshi, he said "Rest in peace Stephen Keshi, a tragic day for football on African continent".

Airtel Nigeria joined in expressing shock, the organization said "Stephen Keshi was one of the greatest national servant Nigeria has ever had".

Sam Adegbola Chief Creative officer of Nigerian OSCAR Awards also expressed his shock over death of Keshi.

Otaraki Dewunmi,a student of Obafemi Awolowo university, described the loss of Keshi as irreplaceable.

Tajudeen Olorode a Nigerian and ardent Keshi supporter said he remains surprised why such a man as keshi would die such a sudden death. He said emotionally "it's a great loss, a terrible one to Nigeria Football, to me I think his family has a hand in his death because he is a man who is always fit"
Meanwhile People's Democratic Party described the death of Keshi as unbelievable saying "We are still in shock".

Fashina Ayodeji also said keshi is an exceptional coach Nigeria has ever had, having made history for Nigeria Football. He said "irrespective of the circumstances leading to his death, I think he's a hero despite what some may about his style and I'm sure Nigeria football will really miss his touch, It's very painful."


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