The Case For and Against Emmanuel Detchoua
Good day! One of the worst-kept secrets at Enyimba this preseason is that our Cameroonian gaffer, Emmanuel Detchoua Gustave, is staying. Official announcement or not, everyone already knows it. His […]
New NPFL Season: The Countdown Has Begun
Good day everyone! For 39 days, the world stood still. Well… almost. Sleep schedules were ruined, workplaces became quieter than usual, friendships were tested by football debates, and millions of […]
Anakwe: The Right Signing, The Wrong Silence
One of the strangest things about supporting Enyimba these days is that supporters often learn more about the club from everyone else than from the club itself. By now, Samuel […]
Only Mentality Monsters Stand the Test of Time
Good day to everyone who truly has the People’s Elephant at heart. Like many of you, I have enjoyed this World Cup. Oh Did you see France v England last […]
How about the Dugout.
Good day! The new season is still some weeks away, but preparations have already begun across the country. Clubs are returning to camp, new players are being unveiled almost daily, […]
Sickness in Aba: Enyimba’s Transfer Allergy
The transfer market is open, clubs are moving, players are switching shirts, and supporters across the NPFL are already imagining what their teams might look like next season. At Enyimba, […]
The Cost of Starting Over Again
This blog was always meant to be a feel-good place, a space where we celebrate Enyimba, relive the great moments, tell stories from the glory years and remind ourselves why […]
Our Eyes are finally Open
A couple of days ago, I had a conversation with a lifelong Enyimba supporter. Not the type who discovered the club after checking the record books and seeing nine league […]
My Resonse to your War in Aba
I have just finished reading an article rolled out by the club’s social media ants titled WAR IN ABA. For a moment, I genuinely thought I was reading the script […]
The Enyimba I Once Knew
It has been a while since I last put pen to paper here. Not because I had nothing to say. Not because I was tired of writing about the only […]