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ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.



Three amigos: brigadoon, seloweizer and ohsee at the Radisson Hotel in Curitiba,16 June 2014, waiting for the Eagles to come down and board the team bus. I believe the guys around, including the woman, are NFF officials. Sorry, the guy in glasses standing behind ohsee and leaning forward is analyzer.

good drop Kanu SE Manager for Russia 2018

Thanks, Bros Ohsee. Really proud of Kanu supporting our teams.

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:Thanks, Bros Ohsee. Really proud of Kanu supporting our teams.

No problem, Oga Doctor. More pics, video and gist to come later today.

ohsee wrote:[/URL]
ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.



Three amigos: brigadoon, seloweizer and ohsee at the Radisson Hotel in Curitiba,16 June 2014, waiting for the Eagles to come down and board the team bus. I believe the guys around, including the woman, are NFF officials. Sorry, the guy in glasses standing behind ohsee and leaning forward is analyzer.

Chai.... Ya fight with CIC go sweet ooooooo

goke313 wrote:good drop Kanu SE Manager for Russia 2018

Is Kanu a coach?

Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

seloweizer wrote:Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

I saw more Nigerians in 30 minutes at Sao Paulo airport than I saw in 9 days in Salvador. But they love Nigeria in Salvador o!

ohsee wrote:[/URL]
ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.

Chei! Has anybody figured out that what we are seeing to the left of this picture is NOT a pillar, or a wall or even a giant African ornamental work of art, but the back of somebody's head!
God help us!
Ohsee, thank God say you dey insai di pishor.
But who get this kain 'block' head?

Damunk wrote:

ohsee wrote:[/URL]
ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.

Chei! Has anybody figured out that what we are seeing to the left of this picture is NOT a pillar, or a wall or even a giant African ornamental work of art, but the back of somebody's head!
God help us!
Ohsee, thank God say you dey insai di pishor.
But who get this kain 'block' head?

That's probably the man in white, left of Pa Ohsee in the other pic.

Pa, what about your boy? I thought he was with you in Brazil.

Thanks for sharing.

nemi2002 wrote:
Chai.... Ya fight with CIC go sweet ooooooo

don't get it? Why would I fight with cic old boy?

Damunk wrote:

ohsee wrote:[/URL]
ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.

Chei! Has anybody figured out that what we are seeing to the left of this picture is NOT a pillar, or a wall or even a giant African ornamental work of art, but the back of somebody's head!
God help us!
Ohsee, thank God say you dey insai di pishor.
But who get this kain 'block' head?

Chief doc, I suspect say di bobo na NFF official, but I no sure. So e be like Say you correct about di block head.

Nice pics! E be like say I dey dia sef. Keep 'em coming!

Riche007 wrote:

Damunk wrote:

ohsee wrote:[/URL]
ohsee and Nwankwo Kanu in Curitba. Yeah, bad picture, person who took it has no expertise. Now that I have finally figured out how to photobucket with iPad, una go suffa.

Chei! Has anybody figured out that what we are seeing to the left of this picture is NOT a pillar, or a wall or even a giant African ornamental work of art, but the back of somebody's head!
God help us!
Ohsee, thank God say you dey insai di pishor.
But who get this kain 'block' head?

That's probably the man in white, left of Pa Ohsee in the other pic.

Pa, what about your boy? I thought he was with you in Brazil.

Thanks for sharing.

I went alone. My younger son was originally going to come, but could not for personal reasons.

Osaze signing autos for pickins before boarding the bus. analyzer on the left taking pics. Una see groupies dem? See noize wey dem dey make o! You will hear it when I post video.

The YeyeMan wrote:

seloweizer wrote:Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

I saw more Nigerians in 30 minutes at Sao Paulo airport than I saw in 9 days in Salvador. But they love Nigeria in Salvador o!

Did you go to Perlourinho? There you will see the true heart of Black Bahia and the story of the people. Little place with lots of history and magic!
Welcome back!

seloweizer wrote:

The YeyeMan wrote:

seloweizer wrote:Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

I saw more Nigerians in 30 minutes at Sao Paulo airport than I saw in 9 days in Salvador. But they love Nigeria in Salvador o!

Did you go to Perlourinho? There you will see the true heart of Black Bahia and the story of the people. Little place with lots of history and magic!
Welcome back!

I had a connecting flight in salvador.. Even in the airport you get that rich sense of African/Black history/vibe.. Slavador, BH definitely a place to check out when next one visits brazil..

@Ohsee.. great pics.. need to use this thread for all folks to post pics and videos from their trips..

Kai why papa God no do me be stars like them Osaze?See how every where people dey hail this guys...
Mazi good pics

Nice pics Ohsee.

seloweizer wrote:

The YeyeMan wrote:

seloweizer wrote:Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

I saw more Nigerians in 30 minutes at Sao Paulo airport than I saw in 9 days in Salvador. But they love Nigeria in Salvador o!

Did you go to Perlourinho? There you will see the true heart of Black Bahia and the story of the people. Little place with lots of history and magic!
Welcome back!

Yep, stayed right in the middle of one of the main squares in Pelourinho for three nights. There's also a Nigeria House which was closed whilst I was there. Pelourinho was great, made the most of it.

IMO, Salvador has been host to the best games at the WC.

The YeyeMan wrote:

seloweizer wrote:

The YeyeMan wrote:

seloweizer wrote:Ohsee- thanks!!!
It was nice meeting you in Curitiba and again in Ciuaba. I thoroughly enjoyed both cities. São Paulo was also awesome. I still reminisce on the hangout in Taj (in Curitiba) and Choppao (Ciuaba)...

Will do a story of my entire trip soon.

I saw more Nigerians in 30 minutes at Sao Paulo airport than I saw in 9 days in Salvador. But they love Nigeria in Salvador o!

Did you go to Perlourinho? There you will see the true heart of Black Bahia and the story of the people. Little place with lots of history and magic!
Welcome back!

Yep, stayed right in the middle of one of the main squares in Pelourinho for three nights. There's also a Nigeria House which was closed whilst I was there. Pelourinho was great, made the most of it.

IMO, Salvador has been host to the best games at the WC.

Awesome! I stayed right there during my visit last year. Casa Du Amarelindo was were I stayed. I am still very much in touch with the owners.. The inn is actually 4-5 doors away from the Nigerian cultural center closer to the front square.. All the women selling Akara and all the little local pubs... The music still rings in my head.. What a place to be!!!!

Yep, that's the place. I was at the Pousada Tropical. Will post pics when I get time.

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