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Okocha: I Still Pay My Brother Royalties For The Name ‘Jay-Jay’

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Former Super Eagles midfielder Austin Jay-Jay Okocha has disclosed that his famous nickname ‘Jay-Jay’ originally belonged to his older brother. He stated that the nickname stuck because multiple people in his family and street environment went by Austin. Read Also:Super Eagles, Super Falcons, Others’ Revival: Bazuaye Offers Blueprint, Demands Roles For 1985 Eaglets Childhood Origins [...]

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