Rubber ball.. that is what I know, it is called.

Amotolongbo:
My brother called it Foke

You get am ooo foke or pake

illicit:
Ball onike

Plastic ball

you be man wey sabi onike indeed, e dey pain person for leg die lol....

Question I never asked till today.... Why dem do this kind ball for small children then felele for the slightly older ones? Na this one we bin de take start soccer with till we graduate to felele, then case/health then lastly FIFA. Our generation no try for us, my toes bin hear am.

Panke #20

Triangles1:
Plastic ball mainly for Kidd's, the ball is for Pako childrens because if you're the type that take custard you can't have the courage to kick this ball, another upgraded ball is FELELE, HEALTH.

Correct.

There's another one that made of rubber/gum. it bounce anyhow when you hit it on the floor or at any object.

paulolee:
kpako ball...that was the best tin to happen to street children back den, the ball can serve for a long time n even wen e press, jus place it near fire n it would rise again..
na mostly children de get dis ball, our bros dey roll with dt felele or double leather type...
growing up was fun jhare, back den we were wishing to turn adults bt now I wish I can turn back d hand of time to wen I was a kid..
jus play all day n mum de provide our needs n i didn't know how difficult it is to take care of children..
GOD bless out parents jhare..

LEGEND

Felele

donbachi:
Childhood.
U dare not change the owner of the ball
U kick am anyhow,him go vex carry ball go
Play ends wen him done tire.
Mind him legs unless una no wan play tomorrow.

u are directly talking to me ooo ���

Teeabod:
PANKE!!!!

You said my mind
I've been on the look for who would call it the name

Koria

TheStakeHolder:
Toys for less privileged children. I never touched it.

U won't touch it cos ur hands are less privileged nonsense

Omicron007:
Childhood days was sweet.
This particular football brings back sweet memories.

We played this on the streets of Rayfield in Jos those years.

Did you play this as a kid?

Let's hear from you!

Yes. Very hard and painful when a shot is aimed at you with this ball.

SeriouslySense:
Based in the north, i did not know it with the southern names

Alright, that's what we call it where I grew

For our side we call it plastic ball (boolu onike)

Teeabod:
PANKE!!!!

I have been looking for someone that will type this ... Panke

Teeabod:
PANKE!!!!

God bless you!! I have been waiting for it..na the real name be this

barbstee:


You said my mind
I've been on the look for who would call it the name

Same here bro...I kept looking for it not all this kpako people dey talk

Ball Kpọkirikpọ

Lol. I hate felele. Breeze dey carry felele to another direction. Na Asad ball we de play and leather ball.

RoyalBlu:
If this ball land for person face or head ehn...

In my university days, my friend and I were recounting our childhood memories, my friend can act like a tomboy at times. She told me of her experience acting as the keeper in a football game. (The other players were boys) That time, she just started to blossom in the chest region. That was when one of the players fired this boolu onike shot and it landed right on her chest Gbam! Her legs wobbled under her weight and down she goes. They carried her off the pitch and that incidence ended her football career. Infact, she no wan hear Man U or Arsenal since then.

We dey call am kpokirikpo for my area that year

This ball dey pain if u use toe kick am.

Hehehe. Big boys dat year na felele Dem dey play, us na dis kpako ball. Bigger boys dey play case and bladder.

Na the kyne ball wey we dey take play 4post then

mopo ball. that year sha..... mopo dey sweet oh but e dey suffer.

Kpokirikpo,
It is very painful to the feet when played with out Boot of Canvas

We call it "koriya" in the north only strong men play this shotput ball.

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Teeabod:
PANKE!!!!

PALAKE
Almost the same.

Nkpokili

We call it ƙoƙo (a calabash bowl) in Hausa Language

Only elders are discussing. Indomie generation have nothing to say here.