Every Nigerian kids experience this trauma while growing up. 😭

The most traumatic part is when you touch the ball, and everyone else decides they are no longer playing.

That guy in white and the guy to his right aren’t going to heaven…

Then too plenty.. na two people suppose they center

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Person wey good for football no de tey for center before him collect ball. Na only otu de suffer am

Middle man 😂 The circle no suppose big like this

This is where you learn how to press. Street football 101 💯

Nah person wey no add to the ball ⚽️ contribution Dey suffer this kind thing pass ajeh you go hear Oyah Bosarin🤩

He should be happy it's One touch, if to say touches doesn't count, he will cry 😂

If i run make i die 😂

There is always one guy you have to rush and collect the ball from