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Comment on Why Rashidi’s death may never be investigated by harriman

harriman — Sat, 19 May 2012 02:35:08 +0000

Wow Uncle Sege i never knew you played for Housing.Neither did i know about Muda,Awesu as well…to think only 2YEARS later you guys won the African Cup of winners,amazing feat! It was a big mistake to enter both IICC and RANGERS in the cup winners cup the following year…1 of the teams should have played in the Champions cup and im sure they would have won it! RIP RASHEED YEKINI and JOE APPIAH

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Pragmat

Pragmat — Thu, 17 May 2012 05:47:35 +0000

I commend Mr. Odegbami for chronicling the life and death of his mate/friend, and one of our nation’s sporting icon the best way he knows how. However, I do not think it is proper to state that Mr. Yekini was uneducated. Phrases such as “In spite of his obvious limitation in terms of academic capacity from the onset.” should have no place in the article. It purports to demean the one referenced, and also serve as a means for self aggrandizement.

May the Most Divine bless his soul!

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Bonike Odegbami

Bonike Odegbami — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:36:25 +0000

Big Seg, there is no need to defend your educational background or institution you attended. I wonder if The Vulture is even educated, in or out of the classroom. If I were him, I’d ask for a refund of my tuition because he is a disgrace to whatever institution he attended and a complete embarrassment to our people. A nwi ru, The Vulture nwi ru. What a mess!

I beg keep blogging jare.

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by segun odegbami

segun odegbami — Tue, 15 May 2012 15:48:38 +0000

The Vulture,
This is just for the records!
It was absolutely my choice to attend the Polytechnic Ibadan as a pioneer student of that great institution when the concept of middle-level manpower was ‘sold’ to Nigerians as the bridge to take the country to unprecedented technological heights.
Secondly, no matter what the requirements for entry were, let it be on record that I applied to that institution with 5 distinctions and 1 credit (one sitting), results that qualified me for entry into any institution in Nigeria at the time. I am so proud of that.
Thirdly, I was admitted in 1973 into West Michigan University, Kalamazoo; Michigan State University, Detroit, both in the USA, as well as to Imperial College, London, to study Metallurgical Engineering. I chose not to attend any of them and returned, without regrets now, to the Polytechnic to obtain an HND.
My humble life is a testimony of what that institution did for me!

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by moaa

moaa — Tue, 15 May 2012 08:04:10 +0000

I will be brief. Yekini is dead and there is nothing we can do again to bring him to life. I think we should be more concerned on how such will not repeat itself again and I believe that’s the reason uncle Segun is bringing this issue up. We should appreciate our own and not redicule them. Uncle Segun is a big factor in Nigerian Football and Sport collectively; it takes an Idiot to rubbish such a man for only exposing the truth behind a legend’s death. VULTURE & BABA u guys should not be personally. Obviously u deviated from the issues. Although I’ve seen big Seg on few occassions but I’ve never had a one on one with him, but I know that he that redicules people who have made Nigerians proud one time or the other needs a medical attention.

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Akinpelumi Agbomola

Akinpelumi Agbomola — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:40:12 +0000

I want to say at this moment that, if a star in person of “Rashidi Yekini” can be mysteriously abducted and life snuffed out of him. Then what would become of a commoner? An individual without fame, money, wealth or all the connections required to be termed affluent would just be murdered and die for the sake of dying.

Yes!!! The police must step in and uncover, truthfully the perpetrators of this ugly and unfair act. For Rashidi to rest and indeed rest in peace justice must be served!

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Baba

Baba — Sun, 13 May 2012 23:13:52 +0000

Shurller,
Don’t defend Odegbami. He’s my man any day. An accomplished footballer, sport administrator and writer.
Odegbami, may you live long without diseases or infirmity. Amen

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by OmoEkun

OmoEkun — Sun, 13 May 2012 20:44:23 +0000

There was a picture of Yekini purportedly lying in state circulating on the internet. It has been used by the Sun, the Nation and other national newspapers. Anyone interested in looking at it can do so through Google images. Yekini deserved better in death. Again that picture is enough reason to call for an Official Police Inquiry into the death of Yekini. Nigeria Owes it a duty to Yekini and his three daughters.

May God help Big Seg and the Nigerian Football family to seek and get justice for Rashidi Yekini.

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Casmir

Casmir — Sun, 13 May 2012 13:30:50 +0000

All I have got say is thank you Segun Adegbami for this piece of information. Again, let the police kindly take over the case because the issues raised in this matter require serious investigations.

Comment on Rashidi Yekini – Why the police must step in today! by Ayoola

Ayoola — Sun, 13 May 2012 12:39:34 +0000

i “ove” Rashidi Yekini with all my heart, dead or alive. as a kid i would search for him on the field thru the screen and once i see him i would sigh and tell myself, Ykini is on the field, we can not be beaten. for a great man, great gift to us from God to be die like this is truely unfair, yes we must all die one way or the other, but if he was truly murdered then the police should at least investigate. God bless his soul