Cutting down NFF’s fig tree, by Patrick Omorodion
Koulamallah: Africa’s lone voice, by Patrick Omorodion
Pele versus Messi, by Patrick Omorodion
A new low for FIFA, by Patrick Omorodion
Roll call without Nigeria, by Patrick Omorodion
Between Enyimba and Sundowns, by Patrick Omorodion
The man Guardiola, by Patrick Omorodion
Still on Favour Ofili, by Patrick Omorodion
Why they hated Galadima, by Patrick Omorodion
Now or never, by Patrick Omorodion
The sacrificial lamb, by Patrick Omorodion
A forgotten name, by Patrick Omorodion
‘Bomb shell from hell’, by Patrick Omorodion
Below the belt blow, by Patrick Omorodion
Kudos NDDC on NDG, by Patrick Omorodion
Morocco as sore losers, by Patrick Omorodion
Let sleeping dogs lie, by Patrick Omorodion
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SubscribeOne man, two prophecies, by Patrick Omorodion
The great Jamaican reggae crooner, Robert Nesta Marley, aka Bob Marley in the lyrics of his song, ‘Who The Cap Fit’, has a line thus: ‘Who Jah Bless, No One Curse”. The song must have been inspired by his reading of the book of Numbers in the Holy Bible. And it actually addresses hypocrisy and […]
Deliberate and bold decisions, by Patrick Omorodion
There is an adage which says once bitten twice shy. That was what Morocco thought to itself after they lost the 2010 World Cup hosting right to South Africa. Former FIFA president, Sepp Blatter wanted to compensate Africa for the support the continent gave him all the years his mandate as head of the world […]
The one-man supporter, by Patrick Omorodion
One thing I took out of the 2025 African Nations Cup, AFCON which ended in Morocco last Sunday was not the organizational ability of the host which was commended by Europeans who hardly see anything good coming out of Africa. It wasn’t even the standard of football displayed by all the teams which one of […]
AFN playing the ostrich, by Patrick Omorodion
In 1977 during the first tenure of Olusegun Obasanjo as a military Head of State, the government had issues with Fela Anikulapo-Kuti over his caustic criticisms of the regime. One fateful day, February 18, 1977, a senior military officer ordered about a thousand soldiers to invade Fela’s home he named Kalakuta Republic. They beat up […]
Osimhen, please watch it, by Patrick Omorodion
My dad, late Pa Robinson Omorodion (may God bless his soul) used to tell us that at a certain point in a man’s life, he should pause and ask himself a question. That is mostly when almost everything he does portrays him in bad light or attracts negative comments about his actions or inactions. That […]
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