I was randomly thinking, why can’t Netflix or Prime shoot a documentary for Jay Jay Okocha?
In fact, I have watched a mini documentary SKY did for Okocha. They called it “The inside story of Jay-Jay Okocha’s transfer from PSG to Bolton Wanderers🇳🇬”.
I tell you for a fact, it is one of the best things I’ve watched.
Okocha has stories for days, from playing in the NPFL with Enugu Rangers to traveling to Germany on holidays, accompanying his friend who was a footballer, then trialling with the club and getting a move.
I already have the script in my head. Okocha’s story deserves 3 episodes minimum. Oliver Kahn will be on the documentary to talk about that goal, Okpara will be there. Some of the players from the ‘94 AFCON and ‘96 Olympics will appear in the series. Ronaldinho will come and tell us how Okocha taught him some skills. His Bolton team mates.
In fact, the relationship with Sam Allardyce is an episode on its own, he has stories for days. All those nuggets he even gave recently on Mikel Obi’s podcast, these are different scenes. We just need to work with Bundesliga, Turkish FF, FFF, NFF, Premier League, to get footages.
Okocha should have a Netflix Documentary, and the title should be, “So Good, They named him twice”.
Do something @netflix
Blackface is not even someone to clown because of singing.
His music sells or doesn’t sell, he still sings.
It’s obvious that he’s just passionate about the craft.
For someone who wrote African Queen, he can sing or write music for as long as he wants to. He has earned that right.
@yabaleftonline All things being equal, if u are giving to someone d person has to like it. If d person can't make a choice, you are not doing good, u r dumping things on them.. stopping dem 4rm making a choice, makes them feel insulted. We don't know d manner she stopped d woman from choosing
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