Okocha is in Ogolo's country ....

[The Eagle]

... to teach them football, to play golf on the Challenger Tour, and to grant interviews to Kenyan journalists who rarely get the chance to talk to real stars of football. He talks proudly about Iwobi, and diplomatically about Wanyama.

PS: Bros 1naija, Cellular and Ogbunigwe .... the lady asked him whether he wants to manage the Eagles. He responded "Not Yet."" Just making sure you don't miss that part.

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[bret- hart]

Good interview.

[Kabalega]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

[Field Marshall Ogolo]

Has been!
He should have retired after 1994 World cup. Stayed 20 years too long on the scene. It looks like he recovered his loot from that crooked bank in Naija!

[Field Marshall Ogolo]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

[Kabalega]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

You missed reports of starving lions in Naija zoos? I didn't make it up.

[nemi2002]

Choi. Kenya women Don suffer

[anointed]

Public holiday in Kenya for JJ's visit obviously. It's understandable. Kenyans national football never experienced playing football outside the continent nor ever did a team from outside the continent come to play footie in Kenya. Next best thing is to declare a PH when someone who has the credentials comes calling. It took strong armed security men to prevent Prez Uhuru to be JJ's caddy at the golf course. Anyway, it's not yet uhuru sha...he might play a fast one on the guards just be JJ's caddy.

On national TV tonight that the PH will be called off 5 days after JJ departs to allow for enough analyses of the visit of JJ.

[pajimoh]

T

Choi. Kenya women Don suffer

They will line them up for our jj to score I'm fact they will line themselves up

[deanotito]

She did a good job of prying beneath the surface

[The Eagle]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

1. You people are not funny.
2. Ebola is not something to turn into a "joke".
3. Considering Uganda has suffered multiple outbreaks of ebola, I am surprised Kabalega was not offended by this "joke".

[platinum]

Zimbabwe his still talking about the dazzling show JJ gave them over a decade back. Dem want mek e replace Mugabe. Kenya too dey beg am to be did landlord.

[Kabalega]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

1. You people are not funny.
2. Ebola is not something to turn into a "joke".
3. Considering Uganda has suffered multiple outbreaks of ebola, I am surprised Kabalega was not offended by this "joke".

I believe Nigerians call this "taking someone's Panadol for them."

As for Ebola, actually, as someone who grew up seeing Ebola outbreaks, up close, I cannot wrap my mind on how W. Africans screwed up royally. I know all the factors lined up properly for a perfect storm, but even then, we are still baffled by how things got so bad in W. Africa.

[The Eagle]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

1. You people are not funny.
2. Ebola is not something to turn into a "joke".
3. Considering Uganda has suffered multiple outbreaks of ebola, I am surprised Kabalega was not offended by this "joke".

I believe Nigerians call this "taking someone's Panadol for them."

As for Ebola, actually, as someone who grew up seeing Ebola outbreaks, up close, I cannot wrap my mind on how W. Africans screwed up royally. I know all the factors lined up properly for a perfect storm, but even then, we are still baffled by how things got so bad in W. Africa.

Nothing to do with Panadol. Thousands of people died in a particularly terrible way. It is not something to joke about.

And you need to add a measure of sophistication to your thinking and your public comments. The death toll in Nigeria from one ebola outbreak was smaller than the death toll in each of Uganda's multiple outbreaks. The discrepancy in the numbers of dead, and the number of outbreaks, is not due to Nigeria having a perfect system (we don't) or to Uganda "screwing up royally".

But this is not football-related .... and perhaps I am wasting my time trying to explain why ebola is not something to joke about.

[anointed]

This is what JJ is doing at the Kenyan golf tourney. The tourney has now been cancelled for JJ to do more of these that have never been done on Kenyan soil. The president ordered the cancellation of all programmes on national TV so that they can stay glued LIVE to JJ. Even with ball, footie or golf at his feet, JJ's moves gets Kenyans drooling.

[Field Marshall Ogolo]

Sometimes I wonder if this is the same JJ who got exposed by Denmark... Africa has not forgotten..


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[The Eagle]

Sometimes I wonder if this is the same JJ who got exposed by Denmark... Africa has not forgotten..

Nor have we forgotten how Nigeria managed to qualify for the 1998 World Cup in the first place .... that was Okocha with the assist on the 2nd goal.

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[The Eagle]

More from the Okocha interview.

Fast forward to 1:45 to hear Okocha express surprise at the warm welcome in Kenya. He said he expected to find enemies who had not forgiven him for the number of times Nigeria had beaten Kenya.

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[Comrade Machel]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You also

Okocha was a football god. For me the most naturally talented african footballer I have seen alongside Boy Ndlovu and Stix Mtizwa Not these speedsters and super athletes that proliferate today

[Comrade Machel]

Zimbabwe his still talking about the dazzling show JJ gave them over a decade back. Dem want mek e replace Mugabe. Kenya too dey beg am to be did landlord.

Zimbabweans are not haters and we acknowledge when we are in the presence of greatness. We gave Okocha a typical zimbabwean hopsitality and welcome. Has to be said its a far cry from the guerilla underhand tactics our teams typically experience when they go to west Africa

[Gotti]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

1. You people are not funny.
2. Ebola is not something to turn into a "joke".
3. Considering Uganda has suffered multiple outbreaks of ebola, I am surprised Kabalega was not offended by this "joke".

I believe Nigerians call this "taking someone's Panadol for them."

As for Ebola, actually, as someone who grew up seeing Ebola outbreaks, up close, I cannot wrap my mind on how W. Africans screwed up royally. I know all the factors lined up properly for a perfect storm, but even then, we are still baffled by how things got so bad in W. Africa.

Nothing to do with Panadol. Thousands of people died in a particularly terrible way. It is not something to joke about.

And you need to add a measure of sophistication to your thinking and your public comments. The death toll in Nigeria from one ebola outbreak was smaller than the death toll in each of Uganda's multiple outbreaks. The discrepancy in the numbers of dead, and the number of outbreaks, is not due to Nigeria having a perfect system (we don't) or to Uganda "screwing up royally".

But this is not football-related .... and perhaps I am wasting my time trying to explain why ebola is not something to joke about.

[Field Marshall Ogolo]

I hope he gets to see a lion or two as they killed them in Naija and the captured ones are are dying of starvation.

You must be talking about the bush meat scandal that gave us the recent Ebola crisis (and Africa a black eye?) Be careful rafiki. They will ban you

1. You people are not funny.
2. Ebola is not something to turn into a "joke".
3. Considering Uganda has suffered multiple outbreaks of ebola, I am surprised Kabalega was not offended by this "joke".

I believe Nigerians call this "taking someone's Panadol for them."

As for Ebola, actually, as someone who grew up seeing Ebola outbreaks, up close, I cannot wrap my mind on how W. Africans screwed up royally. I know all the factors lined up properly for a perfect storm, but even then, we are still baffled by how things got so bad in W. Africa.

Nothing to do with Panadol. Thousands of people died in a particularly terrible way. It is not something to joke about.

And you need to add a measure of sophistication to your thinking and your public comments. The death toll in Nigeria from one ebola outbreak was smaller than the death toll in each of Uganda's multiple outbreaks. The discrepancy in the numbers of dead, and the number of outbreaks, is not due to Nigeria having a perfect system (we don't) or to Uganda "screwing up royally".

But this is not football-related .... and perhaps I am wasting my time trying to explain why ebola is not something to joke about.

Knocked out cold!
Kabalega I don't see how you can recover from this.

[Field Marshall Ogolo]

Sometimes I wonder if this is the same JJ who got exposed by Denmark... Africa has not forgotten..

Nor have we forgotten how Nigeria managed to qualify for the 1998 World Cup in the first place .... that was Okocha with the assist on the 2nd goal.

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The first goal was too agricultural!