Frank688915:
well done naptu2, this is the kind of thread that suppose to be hitting front page to inspire our beautiful ladies not those sore losers that will be writing letters up and down to foreign countries as if na dem sabi write letter pass.

naptu2:
Asisat Oshoala Academy @AOAcademy



https://twitter.com/AOAcademy/status/1644470986832769025

Allisgud:
Their are talented children from the poor,let them search deeper in public schools and trained them,let them remove corruption from npf nigeria football will go back to no 1

Hussein035:


I once have have ona taufiq in ajegunle. He is my friend though already lost interest in football now. My guy plays excellent football. He did not Join any team in navy Baracks mobil road but whenever he decide to play among structured probably due to absence of some team members, my friend will dribble and score not less than two goals.

The parents are too local to even see anything in him. We the friends that sees him were too young and poor to even push him. I pray I have a child as taufiq I will be following him to training.

I believe there are so many like that and only God knows how many ends up in factory job like taufiq

Onefornaija7:
I need advice please.


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If No, what are other better places to advertise gadgets like phones, laptops, cars?.

There are better ways to market your product through SEO. You need to own a website on the othet hand, jiji premium aint worth it because you are better off with owing a website

Frank688915:
well done naptu2, this is the kind of thread that suppose to be hitting front page to inspire our beautiful ladies not those sore losers that will be writing letters up and down to foreign countries as if na dem sabi write letter pass.

michogin:
Abeg make anybody lie to you o. Oshoala no get any recognized football academy for AJ o.

ThothHermes:
Where in Ajegunle is Nathaniel Idowu pitch? I've never heard of it before.

naptu2:


Maracana Football Pitch was renovated by the Nathaniel Idowu Foundation and that's what's called Nathaniel Idowu Pitch.

Chief Nathaniel Idowu was a philantropist and sports administrator who donated a lot of money to Nigerian football in the 1970s and '80s. His son renovated the pitch in his memory.

Picture 1: The old Maracana pitch in Ajegunle.

Pictures 2 and 3: The new Maracana pitch in Ajegunle

Picture 4: The late Chief Nathaniel Olabiyi Idowu (OFR)

ThothHermes:
Where in Ajegunle is Nathaniel Idowu pitch? I've never heard of it before.