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UPDATE:

Governor @jidesanwoolu has commissioned Elemoro Community Junior Secondary School, Ibeju-Lekki which was started and completed by this administration. A major boost for the Education Sector in Lagos State and line with the THEMES Agenda of the Governor. #ForAGreaterLagos

https://mobile.twitter.com/GreaterLagosNG/status/1470769435547947032

Poiu11:
obasanjo did not growup with a father to tell him the history of the yoruba people.. ooni of ife is the oba of ifeland. not yorubaland

His Imperial Majesty, Oba Ade Ade Ade Ade Ade-Musiwa, is the Emperor of Yorubaland.

smallsmall:
Are you implying that "the rumor is true" that his father is that Ipob, former Obi of Onitcha, Eze Onyejekwu, a Policeman who can to serve in Abeokuta back then and seduced an Egba Woman, impregnated her? He was posted out of Abeokuta and never returned to inquire about the Son that was born to him by the Egba Woman?
And if you see the picture of Father and Son, you will think Na PhotoCopy.

It was on Sahara Reporters some years back.
Anyway, Aproko will not kiiii-you!

The advice OBJ gave to the Ooni is perfect and very welcomed.

Crucialgem:
According to history Yoruba people originated from ife then later spread to other part of the country so plus or minus he is right

shigishege:
can't you go back to Aro?? Your bed is still there

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Oshoala's captain at club level, Alexia Putellas, is at number 1, Arsenal striker Vivianne Miedema is at number 2 and Chelsea's Australian star, Sam Kerr rounds off the top 3.

Here is the full list.

1) Alexia Putellas (Barcelona and Spain)

2) Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal and the Netherlands)

3) Sam Kerr (Chelsea and Australia)

4) Caroline Graham Hansen (Barcelona and Norway)

5) Pernille Harder (Chelsea and Denmark)

6) Jennifer (Jenni) Hermoso (Barcelona and Spain)

7) Fran Kirby (Chelsea and England)

8 ) Irene Paredes (Barcelona and Spain)

9) Lieke Martens (Barcelona and the Netherlands)

10) Aitana Bonmati (Barcelona and Spain)

11) Magdalena Eriksson (Chelsea and Sweden)

12) Christiane Endler (Lyon and Chile)

13) Marie Antoinette-Katoto (PSG and France)

14) Ashley Lawrence (PSG and Canada)

15) Wendie Renard (Lyon and France)

16) Maria (Mapi) Leon (Barcelona and Spain)

17) Stina Blackstenius (Hacken and Sweden)

18) Christine Sinclair (Portland Thorns and Canada)

19) Kim Little (Arsenal and Scotland)

20) Sam Mewis (North Carolina Courage and the USA)

21) Sandra Panos (Barcelona and Spain)

22) Ji So-Yun (Chelsea and South Korea)

23) Kadidiatou Diani (PSG and France)

24) Kosovare Asslani (Real Madrid and Sweden)

25) Ellen White (Manchester City and England)

26) Lina Magull (Bayern Munich and Germany)

27) Debinha (North Carolina Courage and Brazil)

28) Kadeisha Buchanan (Lyon and Canada)

29) Patricia (Patri) Guijarro (Barcelona and Spain)

30) Rose Lavelle (OL Reign and the United States)

31) Mariona Caldentay (Barcelona and Spain)

32) Asisat Oshoala (Barcelona and Nigeria)

33) Hanna Glas (Bayern Munich and Sweden)

34) Lucy Bronze (Manchester City and England)

35) Lindsey Horan (Portland Thorns and the United States)

36) Danielle van de Donk (Lyon and the Netherlands)

37) Eugenie Le Sommer (OL Reign and France)

38) Jessie Fleming (Chelsea and Canada)

39) Amandine Henry (Lyon and France)

40) Lea Schuller (Bayern Munich and Germany)

41) Saki Kumagai (Bayern Munich and Japan)

42) Leah Williamson (Arsenal and England)

43) Jess Fishlock (OL Reign and Wales)

44) Lena Oberdorf (Wolfsburg and Germany)

45) Fridolina Rolfo (Barcelona and Sweden)

46) Dzsenifer Marozsan (OL Reign and Germany)

47) Lauren Hemp (Manchester City and England)

48) Cristiana Girelli (Juventus and Italy)

49) Ann-Katrin Berger (Chelsea and Germany)

50) Sara Dabritz (PSG and Germany)

51) Tobin Heath (Arsenal and the USA)

52) Megan Rapinoe (OL Reign and the USA)

53) Crystal Dunn (Portland Thorns and the USA)

54) Amel Majri (Lyon and France)

55) Khadija Shaw (Manchester City and Jamaica)

56) Delphine Cascarino (Lyon and France)

57) Marta (Orlando Pride and Brazil)

58) Christine Press (Angel City and the USA)

59) Caroline Weir (Manchester City and Scotland)

60) Katie McCabe (Arsenal and Ireland)

61) Grace Geyoro (PSG and France)

62) Sophia Jakobsson (Bayern Munich and Sweden)

63) Esther Gonzalez (Real Madrid and Spain)

64) Melanie Leupolz (Chelsea and Germany)

65) Hedvig Lindahl (Atletico Madrid and Sweden)

66) Ellie Carpenter (Lyon and Australia)

67) Barbra Banda (Shanghai Shengli and Zambia)

68) Marta Torrejon (Barcelona and Spain)

69) Linda Dallmann (Bayern Munich and Germany)

70) Lia Walti (Arsenal and Switzerland)

71) Carli Lloyd (NJ/NY Gotham and the United States)

72) Stephanie Labbe (PSG and Canada)

73) Deyna Catellanos (Atletico Madrid and Venezuela)

74) Melvine Malard (Lyon and France)

75) Beth Mead (Arsenal and England)

76) Jill Roord (Wolfsburg and the Netherlands)

77) Caroline Seger (Rosengard and Sweden)

78) Ewa Pajor (Wolfsbug and Poland)

79) Mana Iwabuchi (Arsenal and Japan)

80) Nicole Billa (Hoffenheim and Austria)

81) Marina Hegering (Bayern Munich and Germany)

82) Ashley Hatch (Washington Spirit and the United States)

83) Sandy Baltimore (PSG and France)

84) Becky Sauerbrunn (Portland Thorns and the United States)

85) Barbara Bonansea (Juventus and Italy)

86) Sakina Karchoui (PSG and France)

87) Catarina Macario (Lyon and the USA)

88) Lina Hurtig (Juventus and Sweden)

89) Paulina Dudek (PSG and Poland)

90) Rachel Daly (Houston Dash and England)

91) Sydney Lohmann (Bayern Munich and Germany)

92) Midge Purce (NJ/NY Gotham and the United States)

93) Julie Ertz (Chicago Red Stars and the United States)

94) Vanessa Gilles (Bordeux and Canada)

95) Trinity Rodman (Washington Spirit and the United States)

96) Kheira Hamraoui (PSG and France)

97) Mallory (Mal) Pugh (Chicago Red Stars and the United States)

98) Nikita Parris (Arsenal and England)

99) Millie Bright (Chelsea and England)

100) Chloe Kelly (Manchester City and England)

Asisat Oshoala has been listed on the UK Guardian's list of the best 100 female footballer of 2021. She was ranked as the 32nd best female footballer of the year, one up from her 33rd position last year. She was in the 55th position in the 2019 list and number 86 in the 2018 list.

The only other African on the list is Zambia's Barbra Banda, who was ranked at number 67. Asisat Oshoala has consistently been one of two Africans on the list since 2018. The only other African that was on the list in 2018, 2019 and 2020 was the Malawian, Tabitha Chawinga, but she dropped out of the list this year.

Oshoala is currently recovering from a ruptured posterior cruciate ligament, which has kept her out of the game since early November and as you can see in the 3 picture below, her leg is still in a brace.