Bukayo Saka "very big personality," in full debut - Emery

[aykwes8]

may i ask what ethnicity in Nigeria is he from ...his surname Saka is one of the very typical Ga names in Ghana

[marko]

may i ask what ethnicity in Nigeria is he from ...his surname Saka is one of the very typical Ga names in Ghana

Yoruba

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

3 pages and we dont even know what the boy can do or wif he'll play for us. This is classic union jack derangement syndrome. For all we know he could be the one that';; score the goal to eliminate from the next WC.

Sharrap dia my fren. Cap dis boy Kia Kia wit alacrity.

[Chief Ogbunigwe]

may i ask what ethnicity in Nigeria is he from ...his surname Saka is one of the very typical Ga names in Ghana

Yoruba

Correct, but I'll take it one step further. It is the Yoruba pronunciation+abbreviation of the Muslim name Zakariya (Biblical Zachariah). There is no letter 'Z' in Yoruba, so the name is Sakariyao, shortened to Saka.

[marko]

may i ask what ethnicity in Nigeria is he from ...his surname Saka is one of the very typical Ga names in Ghana

Yoruba

Correct, but I'll take it one step further. It is the Yoruba pronunciation+abbreviation of the Muslim name Zakariya (Biblical Zachariah). There is no letter 'Z' in Yoruba, so the name is Sakariyao, shortened to Saka.

Well his grand parents are from Ijebu

[marko]

Well it seems this guy going places, Nigeria better try and cap him ASAP

[Damunk]

Well it seems this guy going places, Nigeria better try and cap him ASAP

Weytin happen?

[Zelex]

Well it seems this guy going places, Nigeria better try and cap him ASAP

Weytin happen?

Scored and assisted in the Europa league game vs E.Frankfurt.

[Prince]

The boy na baller

[okidoki]

Confirmed baller. Hope he picks us.

[heavyd]

This one might not be a lost cause as far as i am concerned! His dad visits Nigeria quite frequently, at least 1-3 times a year, but all depends, like i said, the dad sacrificed his career for his son sake so its just about right that he gets something back, if he feels playing for England will be quite lucrative for his pocket, then so be it, the lil kid already driving an SUV haha, just the other day, he was having his naming ceremony, makes me feel old! So cool to see him all over the media! And for the right reasons

My bro, all parents sacrifice for their kids in football. I have
watching Saka since he was at Hale End, and like all parents with kids looking to make it, they all make a lot of sacrifices.

Saka has a special talent, to imagine he did not play in his strongest position for this game. Saka is best on the right cutting in on his left, he has this unique talent of being able to strike the ball running his fastest. We need him.

We need to stage an annual private 'green tie' event in London for Europe-based players of Nigerian origin as part of the acculturation process.
It can be done.

Damunk...
This is a great idea o...
How do we get this off the ground??

[Prince]

This one might not be a lost cause as far as i am concerned! His dad visits Nigeria quite frequently, at least 1-3 times a year, but all depends, like i said, the dad sacrificed his career for his son sake so its just about right that he gets something back, if he feels playing for England will be quite lucrative for his pocket, then so be it, the lil kid already driving an SUV haha, just the other day, he was having his naming ceremony, makes me feel old! So cool to see him all over the media! And for the right reasons

My bro, all parents sacrifice for their kids in football. I have
watching Saka since he was at Hale End, and like all parents with kids looking to make it, they all make a lot of sacrifices.

Saka has a special talent, to imagine he did not play in his strongest position for this game. Saka is best on the right cutting in on his left, he has this unique talent of being able to strike the ball running his fastest. We need him.

We need to stage an annual private 'green tie' event in London for Europe-based players of Nigerian origin as part of the acculturation process.
It can be done.

Damunk...
This is a great idea o...
How do we get this off the ground??

Already being done

[Damunk]

This one might not be a lost cause as far as i am concerned! His dad visits Nigeria quite frequently, at least 1-3 times a year, but all depends, like i said, the dad sacrificed his career for his son sake so its just about right that he gets something back, if he feels playing for England will be quite lucrative for his pocket, then so be it, the lil kid already driving an SUV haha, just the other day, he was having his naming ceremony, makes me feel old! So cool to see him all over the media! And for the right reasons

My bro, all parents sacrifice for their kids in football. I have
watching Saka since he was at Hale End, and like all parents with kids looking to make it, they all make a lot of sacrifices.

Saka has a special talent, to imagine he did not play in his strongest position for this game. Saka is best on the right cutting in on his left, he has this unique talent of being able to strike the ball running his fastest. We need him.

We need to stage an annual private 'green tie' event in London for Europe-based players of Nigerian origin as part of the acculturation process.
It can be done.

Damunk...
This is a great idea o...
How do we get this off the ground??

Already being done

Kindly elaborate.

[Prince]

Same Punch - The Sun

[Bigpokey24]

Is the bobo a Nigerian or what? Never heard of such a name