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Naira Marley Reveals Why He Doesn’t Watch Football Again
Talented Nigerian musician, Naira Marley has said that he does not like to watch football anymore because of the English Premier League side, Arsenal and the Super Eagles.
Marley stated this while reacting to the elimination of the Super Eagles from the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon.
Naija News had earlier reported that the Super Eagles crashed out of the tournament after their 1-0 defeat to Tunisia on Sunday night.
The singer in a series of posts on Twitter condemned the referee, Maguette N’Diaye, who officiated Nigeria’s clash with Tunisia for not awarding the Super Eagles a penalty on Sunday
He wrote, “From when I saw a player called Ifa in the Tunisian team, I knew we weren’t gonna win. Referee head come be like orunmila.
“Referee didn’t give us that corner, he didn’t give us penalty for that handball but he wanna check VAR to give us red card kmft. Fuck football man.
“This is why I don’t watch football anymore because of Nigeria and fucking Arsenal.”
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