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But it is a fact. so many people aren't in school. Sometimes I wish I was president of this country because I will definitely fix things.

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

Why? Because he said the truth?

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

He is saying his own truth

Correcto:
But it is a fact. so many people aren't in school. Sometimes I wish I was president of this country because I will definitely fix things.

Nigeria has the highest rate of out of school kids on planet earth
That should tell u something

Jokerman:
That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

That is for the one who carries his wife along.

Lexusgs430:
No be pesin wey get moni, dey go skul.......

Did he come from a poor background. I don't think so

enemmo:
Did he come from a poor background. I don't think so

He lived in the barracks....... Have you seen the state of those barracks?....

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

are you not a Nigerian? From admission wahala to school fee wahala, its never easy.

Ndidi! Haba! U don't have the opportunity to go to school in Nigeria? Or u simply chose football over education. U guys shud watch how u taint our image outside Nigeria. If u want go school u go go school. Nigerians in diaspora keep giving outsiders bad name about us. If they don't go into fraud, they say wrong things about us. Nawa oooo

TheWalkingMind:
education my friend is different from schooling. In Nigeria schooling system, no lecturer in any University can do what he described there.

Clearly, "my friend", he was talking about not having the opportunity to go to school at all not about the quality of education.

Lexusgs430:
He lived in the barracks....... Have you seen the state of those barracks?....

True sha, but he carries himself with class and self confidence. I assumed he was from an average background

Better after retirement you got something to hold on to rather than becoming a useless fellow like Emanuel eboue

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

he wasn't born with a silver spoon nau
He must mean good school
Even if na lie ?

enemmo:
True sha, but he carries himself with class and self confidence. I assumed he was from an average background

When pepper reach your hand....... Class must appear...... The kin money Leicester is paying him, he can also buy class + classroom ......

Cirochukade:
This part too get me confused

No money to pay school fees .... that’s the meaning, did u not see what happened to little Success at Sapele? Do u know a lot of people actually dropped out of school like play like play those days when there was no social media? Once u start selling pure water because tisha Drive u from school, ur income from pure water is immediately factored into the house hold income, and your mama will start saying, no be only who go school dey make am, once ya papa say, my wife na true u talk, YOU ARE DONE, EDUCATION OVER

Lexusgs430:
When pepper reach your hand....... Class must appear...... The kin money Leicester is paying him, he can also buy class + classroom ......

There is something different about Ndidi sha

Jokerman:
That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

I disagree

Wisedom!

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

Is it a lie?

francescainnoce:
When all you have is a hammer, everything you see looks like a nail. When all you have is an academic degree, everything you see looks like an opportunity. When you have an academic degree plus a skill, all you see when you look at the mirror, is the creator of opportunities.
One way to make sure life does not back you to a corner is to abstain from illiteracy. The other way is to obtain a university degree and professional qualifications.

kolafolabi:
Kudos to him.. That reminds me of Former Super Eagles Player - Seyi Olofinjana, had his B.Tech at LAUTECH, finished his Masters at Wolverhampton University.

he is in a good environment... some Nigerians league players to DE go school too mfon udoh of akwa said he is studying computer science in obong university... the interesting thing is the flexibility for him to study and play football...this is the benefits one enjoy living in an organized society... we Hope Nigeria improves where players in Nigerian league can enjoy such

enemmo:


There is something different about Ndidi sha

Money also buys handsomeness + 6 pack ........

Chimourinho:
He is talking about football players in Nigeria, they are so engrossed in their quest to play in Europe that they 'forget' about education momentarily.

not all victor ezeji finished from uniport played for over 20 years in Nigerian league... a particular Enyimba player is a graduate to.. but I understand his point over there it's plan that ur football life is not disrupted..

Jokerman:
That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

thats when you get married to a good lady.. Not all those slay mama's out there

kolafolabi:
Kudos to him.. That reminds me of Former Super Eagles Player - Seyi Olofinjana, had his B.Tech at LAUTECH, finished his Masters at Wolverhampton University.

oga na unilorin

Neddstark:
How would he be able to train and go for courses at the same time

Read

Kentura:
Growing up in Nigeria, we didn't really have the opportunity to actually go to school.. nawao, this sentence berates Nigeria.

Na wa! The same Naija we all grew up in?
Sometimes our people open mouth and just yarn jagbantis!
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Kingkun69:
he wasn't born with a silver spoon nau
He must mean good school
Even if na lie ?

Makes no difference...
Even the poorest people in Lagos have access to (free) public education.
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https://www.completesports.com/21-facts-wilfred-ndidi-21st-birthday/

21 Facts About Wilfred Ndidi On His 21st Birthday
December 16, 2017 10:58 am

3 – Ndidi grew up at the Military Cantonment in Ikeja, Lagos and started playing football at the Command Children School before proceeding to the Nath Academy where he also played.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/club/leicester-city/375/blog/post/3020168/five-things-to-know-about-soon-to-be-leicester-city-star-wilfred-onyinye-ndidi

Five things to know about soon-to-be Leicester star Wilfred Onyinye Ndidi
Dec 14, 2016 Colin Udoh Special to ESPN

3. Serial winner

Ndidi has enjoyed the feeling of winning many times in his short career.

With Nath Boys, Ndidi helped the club win the Lagos Junior League, a competition for players in secondary school, three times in a row.

https://www.thecable.ng/ndidi-father-soldier-never-wanted-play-football

Ndidi: My father — a soldier — never wanted me to play football

“My family were not really into football. My dad wanted me to go to school, not play football,” he said.

“My dad watched it on the television but he didn’t want me to play football. He is a soldier, but he didn’t want me to follow in his footsteps, he just wanted me to go to school.

“I did miss out on some school because of football. When I moved to Nath Boys academy, then I started to miss out on some of my schooling.”

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Nice move��

If you no get money nko

Jokerman:
That's why it's good to get married, your life will be planned

Bro ur head get oil
u get sense and God go add more sense ontop d sense u get to excel in ur studies,not lke all dos oda naija players wea dey use dia money and time afta training dey Bleep uk ashawo,eg isaac success d bench warmer at watford,balogun too