Naija ballers Kazeem Olaigbe, Philip Otele and Kparobo Arierhi no dey carry last as dem continue to show wetin dem fit do for abroad, with the three players putting up strong performances for their different clubs for Switzerland and Norway.

Kazeem Olaigbe bags hat-trick of assists for FC Basel against Luzern

Olaigbe still dey fire for Swiss Super League as the 23-year-old winger chop Man of the Match award and provide three assists to help FC Basel turn table on Luzern and carry 4–2 away win commot for Thermoplan Arena, na weytin Hitvibz dey yan be dat.

Kazeem Olaigbe Dey Serve Assist Like Say Na Him Get Am

Basel don already dey one goal down before Olaigbe enter the matter properly. The Nigerian winger provide the assist wey bring the equaliser and put Basel back inside the game.

E no stop there. Olaigbe later set up Basel third and fourth goals as the Swiss giants complete their comeback and carry all three points go house.

Kazeem Olaigbe celebrates his hat-trick of assists for FC Basel against Luzern

The Super Eagles prospect also create pass any other player for the Round 8 match, with seven chances created to show how much trouble e dey cause for Luzern defence.

Olaigbe don now gather seven goal contributions for all competitions this season, with three goals and four assists to him name.

Philip Otele Join the Party With Fine Header

Philip Otele too make sure say e no go just watch his fellow Nigerian shine. The Basel winger score one of the goals as his side come out on top for the six-goal thriller.

Žan Celar first open the scoring before Otele use correct header put the ball for net and move Basel 2–1 ahead.

Philip Otele scores for his Swiss club during a thrilling league victory

But the game still get plenty drama. Xherdan Shaqiri later bag two goals as the hosts complete the fightback and secure all three points.

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Otele record the highest number of shots for the match, with five attempts, as the Nigerian attacker continue to show say he dey dangerous whenever he get space around opposition box.

The 27-year-old also collect yellow card for 58th minute before e comot just three minutes later, with Aaron Malouda entering as replacement.

Kparobo Arierhi Scores Again But Sogndal Still Share Points

Kparobo Arierhi continue to give Sogndal supporters something to smile about after the Nigerian U-20 striker find the net again for Norwegian OBOS-Ligaen.

Kparobo Arierhi scores again for Sogndal in the Norwegian OBOS-Ligaen

But unfortunately for the youngster, his goal no fit give Sogndal the three points as Strømmen fight back to force 1–1 draw for Fosshaugane Campus.

Arierhi put Sogndal in front for the 77th minute after both teams fail to score during the first half.

The 19-year-old striker, wey join Sogndal on loan from Lillestrøm during the summer transfer window, look like say he don give the home side enough to win the game.

But Gal Grobelnik spoil the party with equaliser just two minutes before stoppage time, meaning both sides eventually share the points.

Kparobo Arierhi celebrates scoring for Sogndal in the Norwegian OBOS-Ligaen

The goal na Arierhi second for the campaign. He previously open his account during Sogndal 3–2 loss to Strømsgodset on August 30.

Fred Onyedinma Scores Again as Wycombe Finally Get League Win

Fred Onyedinma, Philip Azango and Samuel Akere also make their own impact for Europe as all three Nigerians find the back of the net for their different clubs across England, Slovakia and Poland.

Fred Onyedinma celebrates scoring for Wycombe Wanderers against Leyton Orient

Fred Onyedinma continue his bright start to the new season after scoring his second goal of the campaign to help Wycombe Wanderers beat Leyton Orient 3–2 away from home for League One.

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The Nigerian winger first open his account during Wycombe 1–1 draw with Blackpool, but e take another five matches before he find the net again.

With both sides level at 1–1, Onyedinma rise high and connect with fine header just before half-time to put Wycombe 2–1 in front.

The visitors manage the game well for the second half and hold on to collect all three points for BetWright Stadium.

The 29-year-old also record five touches inside the opposition box, joint-highest for the Round 6 clash.

Fred Onyedinma scores for Wycombe Wanderers against Leyton Orient

His effort help the Chairboys finally land their first league win of the season after three draws and two defeats.

Philip Azango Chop Goal and Assist for Big Spartak Trnava Win

Philip Azango put up one correct performance for Slovakia 1. Liga as he score one and create another to help Spartak Trnava hammer FC Košice 5–2 for home.

Philip Azango in action for Spartak Trnava during their victory over FC Košice

Košice first take the lead, but Spartak quickly level the matter during the Round 8 clash.

With the score still 1–1, Azango enter the party six minutes after the half-hour mark as he put Spartak 2–1 ahead.

The Nigerian winger later turn provider again, setting up Spartak Trnava fifth goal as the home side complete their five-goal demolition after initially going behind.

Azango also show plenty skill with the ball, completing four dribbles, the highest for the match.

He play 77 minutes before Lorent Mehmeti replace am.

Philip Azango with goal and assist for Spartak Trnava during their victory over FC Košice

After opening his season account during the 2–0 win over Zemplín Michalovce, the 29-year-old now get three goal contributions in six appearances.

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Samuel Akere Waste No Time to Announce Himself for Wisła Płock

Samuel Akere no even need plenty time to make people notice am for Poland as the Nigerian forward score during only his second appearance for Wisła Płock.

Samuel Akere nets his first goal for Wisła Płock against Cracovia

The 22-year-old come from bench with Wisła already leading Cracovia 2–1 before he add another goal to make sure say the home side carry convincing 3–1 victory for Orlen Stadium.

Akere, wey join the Polish club on loan from Widzew Łódź, enter the game two minutes after the hour mark, replacing Olaf Kobacki.

Just eight minutes after entering the pitch, the Nigerian forward find the back of the net to score his first goal for Wisła Płock.

His goal come after Cracovia don already lose one man, with Dominik Baumgartner receiving second yellow card for 58th minute and getting sent off.

Akere never start match for the Polish side yet, but this kind early impact don already give the club supporters plenty reason to dey hopeful about wetin he fit bring to the team.

Samuel Akere celebrates his first goal for Wisła Płock against Cracovia

The victory also mean plenty for Wisła Płock as dem record their second league win of the season after three straight defeats and two draws.

Last Updated on September 15, 2026 12:34 pm by Hitvibz Media