77star:

Khalilou fadiga, the terror

That Fadiga that ended his professional career because he stole a necklace from a shop during the world cup in Japan 2002 and when he was caught he said it was a prank - because of that story shops all over the wired put up signs that IF YOU TAKE ANY ITEM FIBR SAY YOU ARE PRANKING BECAUSE WE WILL PROSECUTE YOU

He was a vocal, honest & strong-willed man.

Mikel Obi's talent was first noticed by a football academy, run by Laloko.

Odemwingie, Mba, Echiejile & Akpala are products of the same academy.

Orun rere o.
Condolence to the family-

God rest his soul

Baba Himself, I still have fond memories of my time @ Pepsi Football Academy and also our trip to The Football College Orile Imo during Easter in 2001.
A Disciplinarian per excellence. Rest On Sir

RIP laloko...

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That Fadiga that ended his professional career because he stole a necklace from a shop during the world cup in Japan 2002 and when he was caught he said it was a prank - because of that story shops all over the wired put up signs that IF YOU TAKE ANY ITEM FIBR SAY YOU ARE PRANKING BECAUSE WE WILL PROSECUTE YOU

I heard the story too,

Even another young fadiga too, playing in France under 20s club then, stole wrist watch of his colleague, u remember the story right?

The story was published on Nairaland, that was when pple thought the fadiga family were cursed with kleptomaniac.

We have fadiga on Nairaland too, that one also is full of rubbishmanic

77star:

I heard the story too,

Even another young fadiga too, playing in France under 20s club then, stole wrist watch of his colleague, u remember the story right?

The story was published on Nairaland, that was when pple thought the fadiga family were cursed with kleptomaniac.

We have fadiga on Nairaland too, that one also is full of rubbishmanic

It was so sad that Khalilou Fadiga ended the remaining part of his professional career worth over $50 million then over a $1,000 necklace stolen from a shop.... hmmmm

Rip My Amiable Coach,I was one of the team he Coached in Pepsi football Academy then in Muda Lawal stadium in the 90's. Very intelligent Coach.

Woe unto the cold hands of death who walked majestically and snatched you away.

Your sterling contributions to the football development in Nigeria can never be forgotten.

I was one of the Pepsi Football Academy foundational footballer in those days.

I remenber him coaching Stores.