“Anyone that blames Keshi or the boys is short sighted. Our football is long dead and gone. This is just the confirmation” Okocha tweeted.
To those who saw the game last night, this headline is like stating the obvious. Former Super Eagles Captain, Austin Jay Jay Okocha has said Coach Stephen Keshi should be held responsible for the Super Eagles’ dismal performance against Iran last night.
The African football legend who is one of the World Cup analysts on Supersport told his colleagues. “Keshi should be held responsible for the way the team played. Before the match he said African teams are tactically not disciplined and he did not bring anything new to the table. His changes were poor. He took out Moses and brought in Ameobi. I think that was a wrong change. We saw how Osaze came in and showed a lot of creativity. That is the kind of thing we expected. Iran match would have been our strongest point but we missed it.”
Making impact where it matters most! Famous TV presenter and anchor, BoldFaces, Tricia Eseigbe-Kerry has partnered with the Nigerian Police Force for her public awareness campaign project on child sexual abuse and molestation titled, The Psychologist. The aim of the advocacy project is to expose sexual predators within Nigeria, to create a support platform for victims of child molestation and to get the authorities to do more in supporting our children.
Both Inspector-General of Police, MD Abubakar and Tricia Eseigbe Kerry, represented The Nigeria Police Force and The Psychologist team respectively during the partnership announcement meeting at The Nigeria Police Force head quarters, Louis Edet House, Area 11, Garki, Abuja.
The IG of police commended The Boldfaces International team for such a wonderful project and its mission to fight against child sexual offenders within our communities. He also instructed all 36 state commissioners of police and 12 DIG’s to work closely and give all the necessary support to The Psychologist team nationwide.
He was also presented with Boldfaces special award of excellence, for his immaculate work since assumption of office, he has worked tirelessly to reposition the Nigerian Police and to restore public confidence in the Force, a similar award was presented to Austin JayJay Okocha in 2008 when he retired from playing football.
The Psychologist- On The Move, with this partnership is set to launch its planned celebrity Road show campaign and will also visit schools nationwide, and hold town hall meetings in every state across Nigeria to Educate people about ways to protect our young and vulnerable children from sexual abuse.
Tagged Flood with love, the celebrities are spotted "crying for help in" a weird but dramatic photoshoot; depicting victims drowning/struggling for their lives.
The campaign which was inspired by various flood incidents that ravaged the country is being sponsored/bankrolled by Nigerian business tycoons; Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Mrs. Folorunsho Alakija and Tony Elumelu.
