Rammerodmc:
Ndidi nwanne be calming down...

Just negodu how he singlehandedly disfigured these walking alone ppl...

lmao

Rammerodmc:
Ndidi nwanne be calming down...

Just negodu how he singlehandedly disfigured these walking alone ppl...

cc EbukaHades10 come see meme

Congrats Ndidi.
Meanwhile another Nigerian scored twice & was also MOTM in Everton vs Fulham match.

[s]Petyprince:
Mayday Mayday Mayday!! Zebras are down I repeat Zebras are down. [/s]

M watching u

SQLmastar:

Wilfred Onyinyechi Ndidi is the name.
No matter how they try to deny it, ALL Delta ibo are Biafra. Same goes with the Ikwerre.

I thought as much. any guy way de answer ngozi ndidi, onyinyechi are from aniomas (Delta Igbo).
they Sabi give boys gal name

Brendaniel:
I don't watch football the only thing that caught my attention was his name, they both sound feminine anyway congrats...

Winifred is the female. Wilfred is male, if I remember correctly.
Ndidi is unisex. Ibo name, means patience, if I remember correctly.

:Future Biafran squad technical team member@Canada 2026 FIFA world cupIt's your right to dream...

Afonja, u didn't mention he is from delta state ,Delta ibo, umuneded to be precise. Jealous afonja .

post=99070928:
CONGRATS Ndidi, Great Guy.

That was a very interesting Game of Soccer.

More on Our boy Onyinye Ndidi.....

Onyinye Wilfred Ndidi who was born on 16 December 1996, known as Wilfred Ndidi, is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Leicester City and the Nigeria national team as a midfielder. He is known for his versatility and can play across the back line and in midfield.

Ndidi spent his youth years at Nath Boys Academy in Lagos.
Ndidi's development saw him start out as a forward or striker. He then began to play as a central defender for Nigeria's youth teams and at the 2013 African U-17 Championship. He won numerous accolades while at Nath Boys.

Ndidi was part of the Nigerian youth setup during his time at Nathaniel Boys of Lagos. While playing the African U-17 Championship with Nigeria, he was excluded along with two other players from the competition as a precaution, following an MRI age test that suggested he was just slightly above the threshold. Notwithstanding, he joined up with his teammates in the U-20 team the following year, forming the bedrock of the midfield. He was called up to the Senior Nigeria national football team on October 8, 2015, making his debut in the friendly game against DR Congo, and playing again a few days later in the 3–0 win against Cameroon, when he replaced John Obi Mikel in the 63rd minute.


This is only the beginning of more exploits for you young man.
The Sky is your starting point.

JuIiusmalema:
cc EbukaHades10 come see meme

Make una continue. I sha know say it must go round

post=99070928:
CONGRATS Ndidi, Great Guy.

That was a very interesting Game of Soccer.

More on Our boy Onyinye Ndidi.....

Onyinye Wilfred Ndidi who was born on 16 December 1996, known as Wilfred Ndidi, is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Leicester City and the Nigeria national team as a midfielder. He is known for his versatility and can play across the back line and in midfield.

Ndidi spent his youth years at Nath Boys Academy in Lagos.
Ndidi's development saw him start out as a forward or striker. He then began to play as a central defender for Nigeria's youth teams and at the 2013 African U-17 Championship. He won numerous accolades while at Nath Boys.

Ndidi was part of the Nigerian youth setup during his time at Nathaniel Boys of Lagos. While playing the African U-17 Championship with Nigeria, he was excluded along with two other players from the competition as a precaution, following an MRI age test that suggested he was just slightly above the threshold. Notwithstanding, he joined up with his teammates in the U-20 team the following year, forming the bedrock of the midfield. He was called up to the Senior Nigeria national football team on October 8, 2015, making his debut in the friendly game against DR Congo, and playing again a few days later in the 3–0 win against Cameroon, when he replaced John Obi Mikel in the 63rd minute.


This is only the beginning of more exploits for you young man.
The Sky is your starting point.

thanks for the brief and apt profile of Wil Ndidi now I know him better.i love his technical and tactical play in midfield.

post=99070928:
CONGRATS Ndidi, Great Guy.

That was a very interesting Game of Soccer.

More on Our boy Onyinye Ndidi.....

Onyinye Wilfred Ndidi who was born on 16 December 1996, known as Wilfred Ndidi, is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Leicester City and the Nigeria national team as a midfielder. He is known for his versatility and can play across the back line and in midfield.

Ndidi spent his youth years at Nath Boys Academy in Lagos.
Ndidi's development saw him start out as a forward or striker. He then began to play as a central defender for Nigeria's youth teams and at the 2013 African U-17 Championship. He won numerous accolades while at Nath Boys.

Ndidi was part of the Nigerian youth setup during his time at Nathaniel Boys of Lagos. While playing the African U-17 Championship with Nigeria, he was excluded along with two other players from the competition as a precaution, following an MRI age test that suggested he was just slightly above the threshold. Notwithstanding, he joined up with his teammates in the U-20 team the following year, forming the bedrock of the midfield. He was called up to the Senior Nigeria national football team on October 8, 2015, making his debut in the friendly game against DR Congo, and playing again a few days later in the 3–0 win against Cameroon, when he replaced John Obi Mikel in the 63rd minute.


This is only the beginning of more exploits for you young man.
The Sky is your starting point.

Yes he is from the Niger Delta, from Umunede in Delta state. Up Bendel

Cti28:
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This one way you do all this canceling, e be like say you know the real gist bah

some Nigerians are foolish and madly stupid...tribalistic and unreasonable....igbo amaka, biafra, bla bla....when una go get sense...Buhari sensed how stupid and gullible
some Nigerians are that's why he's taking us for a ride.. I bow for una o

The guy is good no doubt

Number1benue:



This one way you do all this canceling, e be like say you know the real gist bah

Na the guy, he is one of the problems we have in this country. He is a hypocrite, a nuisance and a maniac - I lack the proper words to describe him. He never condem this government for their atrocities.

So dislike everything about him, hence the cancellations.

Cti28:


Na the guy, he is one of the problems we have in this country. He is a hypocrite, a nuisance and a maniac - I lack the proper words to describe him. He never condem this government for their atrocities.

So dislike everything about him, hence the cancellations.

I dig

Brendaniel:
I don't watch football the only thing that caught my attention was his name, they both sound feminine anyway congrats...

Lol
All his names o