Osimhen - First Start in the German League

[YemiBrazil]

I like this experience for Osimhen because he showed that he knows how to suffer. Isolated against mountain defenders, he held strong and fought them for every single ball. I am hopeful that he will continue to progress and have more chances to play.

He plays in Germany, and we know Rohr will be watching and Rohr has even invited him before. So he has a very god chances to go to the world cup

This suffer man mentality among Nigerians must stop. You don't have to suffer to be successful. I once explained to a former friend in Nigeria about my plans to return to Nigeria. His response was that I need to come home and suffer first and then I can succeed. I immediately de-friended him and cut off all ties with him. What nonsense advice!

I know another guy that used to have money but will buy biscuit and water, just so he can narrate how he used to suffer eating only biscuit and water. Me, I am a flosser, and flossing shall I continue to do! Nonsense!

I know you are joking, but I feel the need to still say this. Suffering does not breed success. It could breed character, and I think thats what people refer to. When you suffer, it either builds and strengthens your character or it breaks your character.

Uncle 1naira was just joking as usual. According to legend, his 69 year old massive forehead is the original definition of the term 'sufferhead' due to the shocked outburst of some of his community people who received him when he arrived Houston TX as stowaway on cargo ship in 1964.

[1naija]

I like this experience for Osimhen because he showed that he knows how to suffer. Isolated against mountain defenders, he held strong and fought them for every single ball. I am hopeful that he will continue to progress and have more chances to play.

He plays in Germany, and we know Rohr will be watching and Rohr has even invited him before. So he has a very god chances to go to the world cup

This suffer man mentality among Nigerians must stop. You don't have to suffer to be successful. I once explained to a former friend in Nigeria about my plans to return to Nigeria. His response was that I need to come home and suffer first and then I can succeed. I immediately de-friended him and cut off all ties with him. What nonsense advice!

I know another guy that used to have money but will buy biscuit and water, just so he can narrate how he used to suffer eating only biscuit and water. Me, I am a flosser, and flossing shall I continue to do! Nonsense!

I know you are joking, but I feel the need to still say this. Suffering does not breed success. It could breed character, and I think thats what people refer to. When you suffer, it either builds and strengthens your character or it breaks your character.

So Mark Zuckerman, Bill Gates, and othe Us billionaires don't have character?

[Gotti]

I know you are joking, but I feel the need to still say this. Suffering does not breed success. It could breed character, and I think thats what people refer to. When you suffer, it either builds and strengthens your character or it breaks your character.

It can do BOTH (or either one)...

Misfortune (including setbacks and outright failure) can lead to success depending on the lessons learned therefrom, including learning what NOT to do, while literal suffering can lead to success (or/and also build character) if it leads to a determination to escape through professional or personal success. Nonetheless, there are many different roads to paradise.

[jette1]

I know you are joking, but I feel the need to still say this. Suffering does not breed success. It could breed character, and I think thats what people refer to. When you suffer, it either builds and strengthens your character or it breaks your character.

It can do BOTH (or either one)...

Misfortune (including setbacks and outright failure) can lead to success depending on the lessons learned therefrom, including learning what NOT to do, while literal suffering can lead to success (or/and also build character) if it leads to a determination to escape through professional or personal success. Nonetheless, there are many different roads to paradise.

I think the whole thing boils down to lack of vocabulary in your word arsenal otherwise the appropriate thing to say would be that - He is resilient rather than he knows how to suffer.

[Gotti]

I think the whole thing boils down to lack of vocabulary in your word arsenal otherwise the appropriate thing to say would be that - He is resilient rather than he knows how to suffer.

"Lack of vocabulary in your word arsenal"?!

Damn! The IRONY is just too much...
But Chief Zebrudaya would be proud of this nuclear blast!

[danfo driver]

I think the whole thing boils down to lack of vocabulary in your word arsenal otherwise the appropriate thing to say would be that - He is resilient rather than he knows how to suffer.

"Lack of vocabulary in your word arsenal"?!

Damn! The IRONY is just too much...
But Chief Zebrudaya would be proud of this nuclear blast!

[chief nfachairman]

I like this experience for Osimhen because he showed that he knows how to suffer. Isolated against mountain defenders, he held strong and fought them for every single ball. I am hopeful that he will continue to progress and have more chances to play.

He plays in Germany, and we know Rohr will be watching and Rohr has even invited him before. So he has a very god chances to go to the world cup

This suffer man mentality among Nigerians must stop. You don't have to suffer to be successful. I once explained to a former friend in Nigeria about my plans to return to Nigeria. His response was that I need to come home and suffer first and then I can succeed. I immediately de-friended him and cut off all ties with him. What nonsense advice!

I know another guy that used to have money but will buy biscuit and water, just so he can narrate how he used to suffer eating only biscuit and water. Me, I am a flosser, and flossing shall I continue to do! Nonsense!

Dont mind them o. I moved back to Naija 2004 and i didnt suffer nada.

[chief nfachairman]

i hope Osimhen owns that position. He could just be what we are looking for in that position. Still, Ighalo doesnt it cut for me.

[danfo driver]

I like this experience for Osimhen because he showed that he knows how to suffer. Isolated against mountain defenders, he held strong and fought them for every single ball. I am hopeful that he will continue to progress and have more chances to play.

He plays in Germany, and we know Rohr will be watching and Rohr has even invited him before. So he has a very god chances to go to the world cup

This suffer man mentality among Nigerians must stop. You don't have to suffer to be successful. I once explained to a former friend in Nigeria about my plans to return to Nigeria. His response was that I need to come home and suffer first and then I can succeed. I immediately de-friended him and cut off all ties with him. What nonsense advice!

I know another guy that used to have money but will buy biscuit and water, just so he can narrate how he used to suffer eating only biscuit and water. Me, I am a flosser, and flossing shall I continue to do! Nonsense!

Dont mind them o. I moved back to Naija 2004 and i didnt suffer nada.

LOL @ "I moved back and didnt suffer." Moving back to Nigeria is not synonymous with suffering. You could very much have suffered in obodo yibo. Afterall, 1naija was in Houston for 40 years and could not find gainful employment and had to moonlight as a taxi driver. It is from that gig that he built a teacher training center in Ibom, which led to his chieftaincy title. Is that not suffering to enjoyment?