ogbeche77: Mr knowall,why cant his ex mates come to his aid,Yekini was suffering frm depression,was abandoned by wives and children..

ogbeche77: Mr knowall,why cant his ex mates come to his aid,Yekini was suffering frm depression,was abandoned by wives and children..

larpah: Have you seen any death story that is not a bad news before?

amtheone: RIP Our great goalscorer.

It's really sad that Nigeria only celebrates her heroes when they are not around. People should stop finding fault with him, he gave his all and made us proud during his days. I think when he needed help, he should have been reached out and given the needed help.

Forget about how much he received as a salary while playing, but during his trying times both our looted leaders and his colleagues should have risen to such occasion.

Those looters in Abuja and beyond what have they done to deserve such stealing. And when they have headache don't they travel abroad for treatment and who foot the bill for such treatment? Is it not our money that they used. So why should a great player not given necessary attention when it matters most?

Yekini was and is still a household name. The truth is that Nigeria is not worth dying for. A country that don't value human life. Now that he's gone, the next thing will be budget for his burial and the Minister for sport will prepare speech.

Pls if u don't have anything positive to say about Yekini kindly read through and log out. He deserves a better attention than this.

Once again, RIP

Abagworo:

From what I saw from a program on AIT, he was not comfortable. His house looked so old and unkept and he was a very sad man. He went as far as using his own mouth to complain of abandonment. I lost my value for many of his co-players because of that. I believe they should have initiated a form of rehabilitation for him and not Government. [b]The experience Etim Esin had at Okocha's house[/b] goes on to tell a lot more about the "Super eagles mafia" of the 90's. They have a clique and they are the rich ones.

deols: oh God,[size=16pt] I met him once. Dont believe d rumor of him running mad. [/size]People should stop that ah!

may Allah forgive his sins..Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajihun

PTNL: [size=14pt] We should be conscious of our comments: This guy was never roaming on the street as a mad man, I saw him about two months ago in my area driving his liftback nissan car around Lafia hotel in Ibadan and av seen him driving the same car around Sabo area of ibadan city where he likes hanging out with some of his Hausa friends. [/size]Pls let us stop saying he ran mad although he might be goofy or must have had some psychological issues cos at times he won't answer when you hail or shout his name in the traffic.
He's dead anyway, may his soul rest in peace!