ChangeIsCostant:
how many of the Palmeiras junior players are now STARTING for the Brazil national team withing the same period of time

IgbosNIGHTMARE:
Good for him.


Here in Africa, you dare not name your child Jesus, my itk people will see it as blasphemy. They now know 'more and better' about the religion that was forced on them by European slavers, looters and oppressors...

kpaofame:

From a remote hamlet to a penthouse, from obscurity to limelight

I know my time will come

All the days of my appointed time I will wait until my transformation comes. ...

Samsimple:
U Lucky dem born in for brazil.. If na Nigeria dem born u, you would have been a professional painter by now..

AndLeo:
He was already playing professional football then. He did not just jump from grass to grace. He was playing in his country even at the age of 16.

ChangeIsCostant:
No one knows tomorrow. Pictures of this football star have been trending over social media platforms and the reason is very obvious. Four years ago, Manchester City striker, Gabriel Jesus was painting the streets in preparation for the Brazil 2014 World Cup.

Yesterday, Gabriel Jesus started in Brazil's first match against Switzerland at the ongoing world cup tournament. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.

The viral pictures from 2014 show a 17-year-old Gabriel Jesus, brush in hand, helping to paint the street where he lived as World Cup fever swept Brazil. Four years on, 21-year-old Jesus is no longer the painter but the painted.

It has been a meteoric rise for a player whose £27 million move to Manchester City from Palmeiras in January last year introduced an European audience to a talent on which Brazil are pinning so many hopes. He helped Manchester City demolish a series of records en route to lifting the Premier League title and now he's in Russia trying to help his country.

Now, several adjoining houses in Jardim Peri, the Sao Paulo neighbourhood where he grew up, have been painted with an image of Jesus performing his now familiar goal celebration, where he pretends to phone his mother, Dona Vera, his biggest fan and harshest critic.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/throwback-photos-of-gabriel-jesus-painting-the-streets-for-world-cup-in-brazil.html

Olalan:
Talk about moving from grass to Grace.
BTW never look down or treat anyone badly cause of their present situation, status or class cause you never can tell what tomorrow holds for everyone

uzoronwusa:

LIAR! the Bible does not support slavery.

StaffofOrayan:
If you had any idea on the Islamic slave trade, you would appreciate America a bit more.

http://originalpeople.org/the-arab-muslim-slave-trade-of-africans-the-untold-story/

IgbosNIGHTMARE:

Hypocrisy

Compare that to the European slavers who had sword in one hand and the Bible in the other

IgbosNIGHTMARE:

It seems you need a brain surgery.
Please check the chapters verses.
Lazy yuth

Reference:
Unbelievable... just four years...

But the Brazilian scouting system is just first class, the way they manufacture these talents is just amazing.
Here in Nigeria, with over 150 million people they cannot manage to find a half decent striker to pair a washed out Ighalo. All we do is look for is finished products of mixed perantage whose only claim to performance is the better environment theygrew up in.

Tell me in four years what will Gabriel Jesus have learnt in Brazil to make him start as top 9 for the 'Selecao'. The boy is just raw talent, period. We on the other hand want 'foreign based professionals' even if he plays in Azerbaijan and cannot control a five metre pass and when we cannot we will recycle old cargoes till tjey can barely walk.

We have serious mental problems in Nigeria.

Olalan:
Talk about moving from grass to Grace.
BTW never look down or treat anyone badly cause of their present situation, status or class cause you never can tell what tomorrow holds for everyone

ChangeIsCostant:
No one knows tomorrow. Pictures of this football star have been trending over social media platforms and the reason is very obvious. Four years ago, Manchester City striker, Gabriel Jesus was painting the streets in preparation for the Brazil 2014 World Cup.

Yesterday, Gabriel Jesus started in Brazil's first match against Switzerland at the ongoing world cup tournament. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.

The viral pictures from 2014 show a 17-year-old Gabriel Jesus, brush in hand, helping to paint the street where he lived as World Cup fever swept Brazil. Four years on, 21-year-old Jesus is no longer the painter but the painted.

It has been a meteoric rise for a player whose £27 million move to Manchester City from Palmeiras in January last year introduced an European audience to a talent on which Brazil are pinning so many hopes. He helped Manchester City demolish a series of records en route to lifting the Premier League title and now he's in Russia trying to help his country.

Now, several adjoining houses in Jardim Peri, the Sao Paulo neighbourhood where he grew up, have been painted with an image of Jesus performing his now familiar goal celebration, where he pretends to phone his mother, Dona Vera, his biggest fan and harshest critic.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/throwback-photos-of-gabriel-jesus-painting-the-streets-for-world-cup-in-brazil.html

IgbosNIGHTMARE:
Good for him.


Here in Africa, you dare not name your child Jesus, my itk people will see it as blasphemy. They now know 'more and better' about the religion that was forced on them by European slavers, looters and oppressors...

Reference:
Unbelievable... just four years...

But the Brazilian scouting system is just first class, the way they manufacture these talents is just amazing.
Here in Nigeria, with over 150 million people they cannot manage to find a half decent striker to pair a washed out Ighalo. All we do is look for is finished products of mixed perantage whose only claim to performance is the better environment theygrew up in.

Tell me in four years what will Gabriel Jesus have learnt in Brazil to make him start as top 9 for the 'Selecao'. The boy is just raw talent, period. We on the other hand want 'foreign based professionals' even if he plays in Azerbaijan and cannot control a five metre pass and when we cannot we will recycle old cargoes till tjey can barely walk.

We have serious mental problems in Nigeria.

Midgut:

Who told you that being a professional painter is bad? Is Gabriel Jesus 1% as influential as Leonardo da Vinci?

uzoronwusa:

LIAR! the Bible does not support slavery.