FIFA WWC Shirtless Celebration: Celebrities Beg Asisat Oshoala’s Dad For Forgiveness

 

Nigerian celebrities have taken to the comment section of Super Falcons’ Asisat Oshoala’s post on Instagram to beg her dad for forgiveness after the football superstar disclosed that he (her dad) was not pleased with how she celebrated her goal during the Nigeria VS Australia game at the Brisbane Stadium on Thursday.

Oshoala made headlines after she took off her jersey to celebrate the country’s third goal against Australia at the ongoing FIFA Women’s World Cup competition, a move many have expressed dissatisfaction with.

Reacting to all the conversations surrounding her celebratory move, the Barcelona Feminine forward posted;

”My dad is definitely not happy with my choice of celebration but then again, Life is a collection of MOMENTS.#Alhamdulilah #Grateful #Moments.”

Netizens have since taken to the comment section to react to her post.

Multiple award-winning singer Peterpsquare wrote: “Daddy no vex Abeg!???????? ????????????????????????????????.”

Popular dancer Poco Lee commented saying; “Oya tell daddy make e no vex dem don cancel the Goal ????????.”

Comic Mr. Macaroni, reacting to the post, wrote; “Ore mi ni daddy. I will call him and talk to him… ????????????
Congratulations ????????????
Thank you for inspiring us all ❤️❤️❤️.”

Ace Nigerian artiste, Folarin Falana aka Falzthebahdguy, commented: “Daddy, we are sorry but o nezestry! ❤️❤️.”

Peter Okoye’s wife, Lola, also commented on the post saying: “We will beg Daddy on your behalf. We are so proud of you????????????????????.”

Comedian Bovi also celebrated the Super Falcons striker by adding his apology alongside. Bovi wrote: “???????????? champ! Daddy WE are sorry ????????????????????????.”

Darey Art Alade also joined voices in apologising to Oshoala’s dad writing: “Congrats ???????? we go beg Daddy las las ????????.”

Nollywood actress Lilian Esoro: “Hahaha. We Love you, and we are all proud of you and the team. We will beg daddy no worry. ????.”

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