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It should have been Adingra
My son, I am with you. Adingra(Ivory Coast #24) was such a brilliant player. He was a thorn in every defense outfit. He was the one who delivered the killer cross for that was connected to kill the Naija team. He was simply a ...
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Naija should have won this. Come on! Anyways, congrats Toost-Ekong. Afani Gyan is coming for you.
Nigeria couldn’t win with 35 percent possession and 3 goals attempts in 97 minutes ! About time Ghanaians stopped kissing Nigerians ass ! The best team won !!
Massa, no one is kissing anyone's ass. Based off of the stars Naija has, it is expected of them to win. Afterall, they have the African best player in the team. But then talk of the match stat, Cote D'Ivoire deserved the v ...
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Are they sure, or cup Africa leaders are just scared for Bokoharam attack.
Naija congrats Ekong thumbs
The best centre back in Africa currently.
GREAT GUY
I Like His Calmness, Cool,Calm + Collected
If it wasn’t Ekon ,Osimen would’ve been thrown out of the game — a gentle giant indeed !!
LUCKY KEEPER'S AWARD:
Richard Ofori---GHANA
MOST CONFUSED PLAYER AWARD
Richard Ofori.
UGLY PLAYER OF THE AFCON..
EMPEROR RASHEED
HANDSOME PLAYER OF AFCON
PASTOR OGOGLO QUARTER.. ..
HUMMMM,,GHANA DIDN'T DO WELL AT T ...
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Today Boko haram will kidnap more Zoogerians
The Dutch boy. If he was purely Nigerian, he wouldn't have been able to won the player of the tournament.
Idiot.. do you think Nigeria is as dullard like a typical Ghanaian? The likes of chukwu, yekini, Okocha etc have won the award before Ekong.. so were they foreign born footballers too? Ghanaians are not smart at all
Very Prophetic
Symbol of Nigeria = EAGLE = NDC = Umbrella with Eagle on top = 1 × eight term
Symbol of Ivory Coast = ELEPHANT = NPP = 2 x eight terms
2024 election is concluded. KUKURUDU all the way.
Bawumia our next ...
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Thanks for losing. Thats good for ghana for now.
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