- Ike Shorumu remains one of the greatest goalkeepers to ever leave Nigeria. The 53-year-old man appointed Oulunla from the Ogun government in Waasimi
- He was greeted by Prince Abayami Ogunjimi, President of ANFASSC
Former Nigerian citizen Ike Shorunmu was given the traditional title Ounulla by Vaasimi of the Ogun government.
“Ike Anobi” was crowned on May 1 by Oniwaasimi from Waasimi, Oba Emanuel, Babatunde Osuntogun. He received the royal title in a festive style in the presence of other regional heads and government officials.
And soon the national president of the authentic association for football fans and allied sports in Nigeria, Prince Abayomi Ogunjimi, will celebrate with the former goalkeeper of stationery stores in Basel and Besiktas. Abayomi wrote: “Congratulations to Ike Anobi, anyone will attest to the fact that their hands were safe when he was a goalkeeper. The king of his town can also ensure that the former goalkeeper is capable of whatever he delegates.
Ike comes from Waasimi, the local government of Ewekoro in Ogun. He was born in Lagos and was Nigeria’s best goalkeeper at the World Cup in Korea / Japan in 2002. He lives for Concord FC, Shooting Stars, FC Zurich, Samsunspor and Young Fellows sports club Juventus from Switzerland. Meanwhile, Chelsea legend Didier Drogba is crowned the traditional defending champion in a village in his native Ivory Coast.
The 43-year-old Champions League winner was announced on Tuesday (15 December) as Nanan Cadio Morocro III from the village of Niable. This prestigious traditional title was bestowed on the striker and icon of the Premier League by the founder of the village of Nanan Quako Kuao, Patient III. The former Ivory Coast captain was crowned in the pure Akan tradition and received qualities as a guide. Legit.ng previously reported that Asamoah Jian, a former Black Star player, had won the title of leader in the traditional Gbi zone in Hoho. READ ALSO The photo appears after earning a doctorate in the Tinubu bag in the northern part of the country. The former Ghanaian star named Togbui Ngoryifia Dormenyotor after sponsoring the digging of a well at St’s College of Education Francis.
The player’s philanthropic attitude to the people of the area, most importantly after solving the centuries-old water crisis, impressed the city’s opinion leaders, which resulted in his appointment as local boss.
