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I find Alibaba's disheartening twitter remarks over the death of coach Stephen Keshi self serving, unreasonable and disrespectful. The fact that some Nigerian football enthusiast wanted Keshi fired as the Coach of the Super Eagles does not in anyway mean he was wanted dead!!! both terminologies are miles apart. What is Alibaba hoping to achieve by saying ''most of the people who asked for Keshi to be fired as Eagles Coach are now paying glowing tributes to him''. What a disgraceful statement from a so called comedy icon!

There are some basic issues you have to avoid playing to the gallery with. Nobody can take away the fact that Keshi has paid his dues as far as Nigerian football is concerned and will forver have even the respect of his adversaries. Great Coaches like Alex Ferguson, Luis Van Gaal, Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger still have adversaries in the game of football majorly due to ideological or philosophical differences. That doesn't in any way mean they are not loved and respected! That doesn't also mean their death are wished for!

Alibaba shoud please be guided. No need for pointing accusing fingers at this point in time! A great football icon just left mother earth!

RIP Big Boss.

Coughs***clear throat#......u ve spoken well my son

dahunsy:
Coughs***clear throat#......u ve spoken well my son

LOL, You are not serious young old man

I find in Alibaba an old man with a child's mindset in the context of his rants concerning the passing on of Keshi.
I'm not surprised because Amaju Pinnick has consistently overlooked him in the area of being the MC in leading shows recently.
Alibaba should not play games with this sad news. He needs to stop using Keshi's death to solve his personal issues. There is always another day to settle scores with your adversaries.

Hmm

The man goofed this time around