david2:


During their time, there was no money in football

Abalado:
For the woman selling bread does not mean she's surfrin nau...,u hadly see a yoruba eldaly person staying at home without doing anytin,dey blv they wud die soon by staying without doin anytin..my grandpa stil goes to farm even when using rangerover jeep.

Florblu:
You were living flashy lifestyle but your mama dey soak akamu#Singing#

MRBrownJ:
so she should stay home and die abi? who told you she was doing this out of necessity? maybe she just want to be active, which is beneficial to her health

Sayelabola:


...But he could afford to build himself a big house in Ibadan, yet no money during his time.

Florblu:
You were living flashy lifestyle but your mama dey soak akamu#Singing#

Bassee:

You funny o. I've never heard of leventis sha.

Ebenezerk2:
Can't you see the way she dressed, and the house she lives?

Kachisbarbie:


Lol, where are you based? It is an old bread sliced bread, very sweet. Used to eat it when I was in secondary school(in Lagos), I could do anything for the "head" of that bread. Very thick and sweet...

benedictnsi:
Nothing bad about it...... Oji UZOR kalu's father was still selling chewing sticks the last time I checked.....



How much more mere Rashidi

Kachisbarbie:
When the guy house dey Ibadan? Something is amiss here. Even if she doesn't want to live in the house, she can either sell or rent it out.

Agege bread for that matter, not even Leventis or UAC.
O ga o

lol. No be only UAC, na PDP.

tripplephi:
Family curse.... This is not ordinary

janzguy:
Alhaja Sidikat Yekini aged mother of late Super Eagles striker, Rashidi Yekini now sells bread to survive in Ira Town, Kwara State of Nigeria, four years after the death of her son.

www.divineloveudorji..com/2016/05/late-rashidi-yekinis-mother-still-sells.html

fuck419:
It's painful the kind of luxurious life our African footballers live out there. They don't invest and plan for the future. That's how that Mikel of boy is pushing an Oyibo lady leaving behind all the angels in this country. After now, you go hear say, they don divorce and the lady took 50% of his life savings. I honestly don't know when we go wise up for this country.

vizkiz:
Dear God, let my mum eat the fruit of her labor and don't let death take me away while she is at it . Amen

donkross1:


How I wish I could say amen

Cutealexio:
you don't no about his lifestyle before he died do you?

Yuneehk:
First Nigerian to score a goal at world cup abi? I'm sure he made money while he was alive. What did he do with it kwanu that his mum who should be resting in her old age is selling buredi..

fuck419:
It's painful the kind of luxurious life our African footballers live out there. They don't invest and plan for the future. That's how that Mikel of boy is pushing an Oyibo lady leaving behind all the angels in this country. After now, you go hear say, they don divorce and the lady took 50% of his life savings. I honestly don't know when we go wise up for this country.

InvertedHammer:

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No money in football then?
Amokachi had a private jet. Keshi lived large. Oliseh was not left out. The truth is they all mishandled their money. It is not peculiar to Nigeria. Most athletes are broke about five years after active service. Someone like John Fashanu should have been a billionaire by now.
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