2026: Resetting Ourselves and Enyimba
Good morning, Everyone. Happy New Year and welcome to 2026. A year that will be significant in many ways. We’ve shared a couple of posts on the blog over the […]
2025: Taking Stock at the End of a Difficult Year
Good day All. Finally, we are here. The Last Day of 2025 and what a Year this has been. By way of purpose, it only feels right to pause and […]
Christmas Thoughts From an Enyimba Heart
Good morning Enyimba Lovers. This week, my relationship with Enyimba took a turn I did not quite expect. A proper swerve. And the credit or blame depending on how you […]
A Christmas Gift and a Big Trip Ahead
Good day, everyone. A super quick one today. The festive mood is clearly in the air. I stepped out to a store around midday, at a time when most people […]
Home Chaos, Book Excitement, and the Latest on Coach Ayeni
Good morning All. It is midweek already and it appears December is on a mission to finish in record time. I want to begin by apologizing for the no-show on […]
Fire the Coach, Slash the Salaries, But who fires Kanu and Ekwueme?
Good morning All Shortly after yesterday’s blog, news broke that Enyimba had slashed players’ salaries by half. First they fire Eguma, now they cut wages. On the surface, it looks […]
This Enyimba Rot is Squarely on Kanu and Ekwueme
Good morning All. The weekend is gone and the calamity that Enyimba served up felt almost watered down by the disappointment of the Super Eagles. In case you are the […]
Where is Pinto?
Good morning Guys, Today is about echoing the quesion on every fan’s lips. Where is Pinto? It has been since Novmber last year since we last saw Happy Eze Ekwutoziam, […]
Of Greed, Cleaning, and the People’s Elephant
As we get ready for Pillars tomorrow and begin the two game ultimatum for Coach Eguma, I want to take a moment for some house cleaning. It is Saturday after […]
Again, why Is the Enyimba Management Ignoring Injured Players?
Good morning guys, It has been a while, hasn’t it? I have sat back, watched quietly, and hoped that what we were seeing on the pitch would eventually make sense. […]