OPEN LETTER TO KENNETH OMERUO (@omeruo22) DearKenneth Omeruo, you represented Nigeria at the 2011 U-20 World Cup alongside defenders who went on to become global stars. Danilo, Alex Sandro and others built careers at the highest level. You had your own opportunities, but today, your political judgment deserves serious scrutiny about why your career literally failed after signing for Chelsea You’re publicly supporting Tinubu while your family lives outside Nigeria. You’re entitled to your political choices, but don’t expect Nigerians to ignore the contradiction between defending a government and keeping your own family away from the conditions ordinary Nigerians face every day. And perhaps this is where your career trajectory offers an uncomfortable parallel: talent alone doesn’t guarantee greatness; judgment matters too. While other defenders from that generation reached the biggest stages in football, you never quite reached that superstar status. I won’t pretend your political views caused that difference, but the same poor judgment you’re displaying politically makes it easier to understand why people question your decisions. You once wore Nigeria’s colours with pride. Now show Nigerians that your support for the country goes beyond endorsing its president. Stop lecturing Nigerians through political endorsements and lead by example. If you genuinely believe Tinubu is building a Nigeria worth defending, have the courage to let your own family experience that reality. Nigerians deserve more than celebrity endorsements from people whose families live elsewhere. Signed, The Diegots

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