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illicit:
The ones wey dey alive

Dem no pay them o

Yeye

RIP Barrister Lawyer

adedayoa2:
Oh okwaraji, oh Okwaraji, Iwo nikan l'owo mama, Iwo nikan l'owo Baba. Toh ba'n gba bollu l'orun koge wàn lege ara.

GODPUNISHALABI:
He gave his life for Nigeria, at the last dying moment no hero is greater than okwaraji

Thereishel:
He dies in 1979 not 1989

AskNgige2:
The family are suffering and the mother too, no one look after them o..

Na pic Dem de post

SQLmastar:
Before that game against Angola, Okwaraji scored the lone goal for Nigeria in her 99 - 1 demolition by India.

I remember the match vividly, although I was still a teenager at the time. We experienced some unconventional and surreal football tactics from the Indians. I am writing a book on this and it would be available on Kindle, very soon.

Rest on well, Samuel "The Crocodile" Okwaraji

GODPUNISHALABI:
He gave his life for Nigeria, at the last dying moment no hero is greater than okwaraji, fighting through the Indian barefooted talismen and part time juju men scoring at free fall

GODPUNISHALABI:
He gave his life for Nigeria, at the last dying moment no hero is greater than okwaraji, fighting through the Indian barefooted talismen and part time juju men scoring at free fall

GODPUNISHALABI:
He gave his life for Nigeria, at the last dying moment no hero is greater than okwaraji, fighting through the Indian barefooted talismen and part time juju men scoring at free fall

Thereishel:
He dies in 1979 not 1989

omooba969:
I remember that afternoon. 😔

lincsnuel:
The legend about this footballer has helped write his name in history.

When we were kids, we were told great tales of how he helped rescue Nigeria by scoring a winning goal. I can't vividly remember but legend described of how the football turned into a stone, others said lion head or head of palm tree.

lincsnuel:
The legend about this footballer has helped write his name in history.

When we were kids, we were told great tales of how he helped rescue Nigeria by scoring a winning goal. I can't vividly remember but legend described of how the football turned into a stone, others said lion head or head of palm tree.

TemplarLandry:
Great gesture.

I dedicate “Oh Okwaraji” by Kollington Ayinla to him. Great jam!

Bridget95:
You were born in 1969 ?


Twale baba !

adedayoa2:
Oh okwaraji, oh Okwaraji, Iwo nikan l'owo mama, Iwo nikan l'owo Baba. Toh ba'n gba bollu l'orun koge wàn lege ara.

TemplarLandry:
Great gesture.

I dedicate “Oh Okwaraji” by Kollington Ayinla to him. Great jam!

Ewedegubbler:
He’s Igbo. He hates Tinubu from the grave

SQLmastar:
Before that game against Angola, Okwaraji scored the lone goal for Nigeria in her 99 - 1 demolition by India.

I remember the match vividly, although I was still a teenager at the time. We experienced some unconventional and surreal football tactics from the Indians. I am writing a book on this and it would be available on Kindle, very soon.

Rest on well, Samuel "The Crocodile" Okwaraji

Efisimilala:
Pay the Super Falcons first

Bridget95:
You were born in 1969 ?


Twale baba !

simfrost90210:
😔😔.., he passed the year i came from above

lincsnuel:
The legend about this footballer has helped write his name in history.

When we were kids, we were told great tales of how he helped rescue Nigeria by scoring a winning goal. I can't vividly remember but legend described of how the football turned into a stone, others said lion head or head of palm tree.

SQLmastar:
Before that game against Angola, Okwaraji scored the lone goal for Nigeria in her 99 - 1 demolition by India.

I remember the match vividly, although I was still a teenager at the time. We experienced some unconventional and surreal football tactics from the Indians. I am writing a book on this and it would be available on Kindle, very soon.

Rest on well, Samuel "The Crocodile" Okwaraji

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