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What in the world did he do that he's unworthy of novelty match?


Omololu Abiodun Waheed, he is the current Captain of Shooting Stars Sports Club(3SC); he was left out of the just concluded match that commemorate the grand opening of The Lekan Salami Sports Complex! It's an issue that needs urgent answer from the Coach staff led by Coach Edith Agoye because the captain was seeing warming up during the pre-match warm up!


Among the players who participated in the said match, how many are of Oyo State descent? All these questions are posers and only people with the deep knowledge of sports politics will see reasons! Putting pen to paper was simply because of the anomaly sighted as well as what I perceived as deliberate attempt to frozen our captain out of the team! It was saddened seeing our team captain sitting on the bench during a grand opening of the beautiful edifice in which is TEAM will be fighting for honours! 


If you are conversant and truly knows what goes behind the scenes of training grounds and the camps where player's selection takes place; there are lots of moves to get your players to be included! Omololu Abiodun is really good if you have seeing him play, very versatile, enterprising, intelligent, and can adapt to various positions on the field of play! He's a gifted chap and really deserves better than what the technical crews are scheming against him and some of us will never silent about what they are doing to him! Ha ha? Novelty match? How poor can a Captain be that he's unworthy of featuring in that match? Eyin nu, Olohun nu!


I can go on and on and on but the posterity of the talent Omololu Abiodun possessed will never be wasted! Who will help in turning the hand of time back for him to feature? Things are going the way of last season heartbreak and I want to notify the general populace to assist I circulating the injustice that might crumbled the efforts of our sports loving Governor! The Captain deserves more, it's a result of hard work, zeal, charisma and experienced! 


Omololu Abiodun is not the first captain from the long line of leaders and he won't be the last while is carrier will continue to rise by the Grace of Almighty God; he's a God's project, a shinny light for loads of upcoming footballers! I raised this issue because of the passion of our governor has for doing things as it is! May our lights continue to shines brighter and we will have it so well on the greatest stage in life! 

May the governor succeed, may the team succeed, may the Captain takes his team to the greatest stage in football and may we all succeed in our endeavours!


Okikiade Adewale Adewuyi is my name and I'm also a grassroot Football development coach based in the ancient city of Oyo Alaafin, ojo pa sekere mo de...


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