Dolapo awosika and john fashanu biography

          John Fashanu's ex-wife, Dolapo Awosika dumps Ibadan prophet, Kasali, finds love in arms of another Prophet.!

          The social media has been agog with the supposed co-habitation of one Dolapo Awosika, ex-wife of Nigerian-born former international footballer, John Fashanu.

        1. The social media had been agog with the supposed co-habitation of one Dolapo Awosika, ex-wife of Nigerian-born former international footballer, John Fashanu.
        2. John Fashanu's ex-wife, Dolapo Awosika dumps Ibadan prophet, Kasali, finds love in arms of another Prophet.
        3. And she was once married, and has two kids by Nigerian-born ex-England footballer, the gangling and wealthy John Fashanu.
        4. John Fashanu as seen below: "A VICTIM OF PROPHET MUHIDEEN KASALI.

          5. John Fashanu

          English television presenter, former footballer
          Date of Birth:
          Country: Great Britain

          Content:
          1. Biography of John Fashanu
          2. Football Career
          3. Later Football Career
          4. Championship Victory and Retirement
          5. Television Career

          Biography of John Fashanu

          Early Life

          John Fashanu, an English television presenter and former footballer, was born in Kensington, London.

          He was born into a Nigerian barrister and Guyanese mother. After his parents divorced, he and his brother Justin were placed in the care of the Barnardo's network. They were later adopted by Alf and Betty Jackson and moved to Shropham, Attleborough, Norfolk.

          Football Career

          Fashanu began his football career in with Norwich City and turned professional two years later.

          Dolapo Awosika, who is an ex-wife of Nigerian-born former international footballer, John Fashanu is in the news again.

          During this time, his brother Justin transferred from Carrow Road to Nottingham Forest. Although Norwich City was promoted to the first division in the season, Fashanu only played in five league matches and scored one goal.

          He had