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Footage from Nigeria’s game against Zimbabwe at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium shows Victor Osimhen visibly frustrated after the final whistle. While many Nigerians shared in the disappointment, Osimhen’s reaction went beyond frustration—he lashed out at his teammates and the coaching staff.

Where was the leadership? Where was the professionalism? Where was the sportsmanship? Osimhen failed to display any of these qualities.

A great coach once told me: When you’re winning, don’t gloat; when you’re losing, don’t lose your head. Yet, Osimhen did exactly that—he lost his head.

I’ve seen teams suffer painful defeats but still stay behind to console one another and acknowledge their fans. Osimhen, however, displayed a poor attitude, setting a bad example for younger players and disappointing millions of ers.

The Nigerian Football Federation must take action. Such blatant aggression cannot be overlooked; it must serve as a deterrent.

Lest we forget—was it not Osimhen’s recklessness that cost Nigeria a spot at the last World Cup in Qatar? He had clear chances to put Ghana away but chose to chase a spectacular finish instead of securing the win.

At the very least, Nigerians deserve an apology from Victor Osimhen for his unsportsmanlike behavior.

Lol, you scored a goal while playing against rwanda you go dey collect massage....

Your fellow nigerian fans dey also praise you...some people even dey comment say "he truly needs the massage"


Now, zimbabwee wey no get any hope of going anywhere don massage you and your other super chicken team mates, you con dey rant like person wey never chop for the last 5 days

You go explain tire...

I know say na the same people wey dey praise am say "he truly need the massage"... na those same people go they critize am now say.. "he is a bad example to younger players and it was his recklessness that cost nigeria a spot at the last qatar world cup"


Chai! This life no balance at all....

Mumu talk