Olumide Omotoso Christopher Maduewesi Moshood A. Hassan Fair point. I agree with you, especially as it concerns the context of era.

There’s a disease that affects young academy players. It comes with a lot of pain. It’s caused some young footballers to be released by academies, and it’s one of the reasons clubs are advised not to expose young footballers too early to high-intensity games. It’s called

Finally gone past the 500 followers mark after years of hovering just below that number. I'm a man of many skills, but this social media thing doesn't seem to be one of them.

Traders and artisans don't have the luxury of distraction. No quarterly performance review. No HR. Just daily input equals daily output. That discipline compounds. Rather than constantly seeking for a grand strategy, doing the small, unglamorous things every single day leads to

I've never seen a player transform between Tuesday and Saturday. But I've seen players transform between April and September, through hundreds of small corrections nobody celebrates. A sharper first touch. A better decision when tired. A conversation with a coach they actually

How we view a 35-year-old player vs a 35-year-old coach

who created this narrative that our ancestors were weak

One of the reasons The Shoe Project started because I kept meeting kids who had the talent but not basic equipments like boots. The longer I ran it, the more I realized boots weren't really the problem. They were the symptom. The problem is a system that asks young athletes to

In Dubai, we used apps that helps us track road cameras and speed radars location. In the Netherlands, there are apps that provides real-time notifications for accidents, traffic jams, speed traps and road hazards. In Nigeria we need apps that can tell us where these guys are

Every player I've coached who struggled after retiring said some version of the same thing: "I thought there'd be more time." There isn't more time. The clock runs in both directions, down on the career, up on everything else you could be building. The ones who figured that out

No matter how Mo Salah's season ends, he's already top 4 greatest to ever play for Liverpool and an English Premier League legend.

If you feel lost, build something. A business. Your body. A skill set. Anything that gives you a reason to learn and focus. Don't worry about choosing the right thing. Don't think about how difficult it will be. Just start moving forward and you'll find a path that feels right

You're not afraid of change. You're afraid of the unknown version of yourself waiting on the other side of it. But that version already made the decision you keep postponing. Small move today. Different life tomorrow.

Whenever I stop to watch academies train around here, something I see makes me wonder how we expect to produce creative footballers. Out of every 5 academies with kids under 12, coaches from 3 of them hold canes. The regular coaching style is threatening young children into

Understand the whole kinetic thing but him taking over short term is the best thing. The players already respect him and it's better than an outsider trying to understand the team in 6 crucial games. Or you want to rubbish another legend's 6 games ?

History!! 🙌 Congratulations Uar! 🇳🇬 #Naijanodeycarrylast

New gadgets don’t excite me at all. I only replace phones when I need better functionality or when it’s damaged.

Trust is not a substitute for transparency. - Tony Doe Media

Most times, the advice you give your friends in crisis are usually what you need to hear yourself.

Former DR Congo international Shabani Nonda has continued his campaigning for FECOPA President. His parents are from DR Congo 🇨🇩 And Burundi 🇧🇮 He promises to transform the game Soka25east.com