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Garba Lawal and the Power of Consistency | Special Delivery | E3

Perhaps one of the most understated players in the history of Nigeria football, Garba Lawal takes us down memory lane, sharing stories about small beginnings in Kaduna, discovering his passion for football, and the unlikely journey that followed. From Julius Berger to Espérance Sportive de Tunis, Roda JC, and the Super Eagles, Garba's was the ideal professional on every team he laced his boots. He was a critical part of Nigeria's Atlanta '96 Olympic-winning team and the Super Eagles teams of the late '90s and early 2000s. His rise as a footballer reminded us of the power the game has to transform ordinary people, and his success was credited to the power of hard work. Garba was known as Mr. Reliable. He was disciplined, consistent, and a coach's delight - having the capacity to play multiple positions. A football legend in his own right. This one is for the history books. Enjoy! VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro. 1:51 The Origin of Garba Lawal's nickname, "Chindo." 3:01 Garba gives his take on one of the best goals of his career. 4:34 Dahiru Sadi and Rashidi Yekini inspired Garba's early passion for football. 8:06 Garba Lawal talks about how Chief Daniel Idama got him to sign for Julius Berger. 12:24 What it was like to play at Julius Berger. 13:46 What did Garba Lawal do with his first professional salary? 14:51 Signing for Espérance Sportive de Tunis. 17:14 Garba shares a bit about his mentality and approach on the football pitch. 20:28 From Espérance to Roda JC: Garba's shares his journey to Europe. 25:50 First invitation to the Nigeria national team. 29:43 Garba chimes in on the quality of today's football in Nigeria. 34:24 Playing with Jay Jay Okocha and the squad of the late '90s. 36:18 Playing with Taribo West. 38:53 Playing with Tijani Babangida. 39:58 Staying relevant in a star-studded Super Eagles team. 41:16 Challenges of fitting in and finding balance as a professional. 43:30 First significant purchase you made as a professional footballer? 44:42 Navigating the challenge of playing for Club and Country. 50:39 Reminiscing on the finals of the African Nations Cup 2000 and the loss to Cameroon. 54:22 Thoughts on the current crop of football players. 57:18 Garba gives his two cents on Victor Osimhen and Rashidi Yekini comparison. 58:12 Playing with Daniel Amokachi. 59:00 The influence of growing up in northern Nigeria on the style of play. 1:00:46 Developing the technical part of his game. 1:03:02 Defying the coach to win the World Cup '98 match between Nigeria and Spain. 1:04:45 Playing under Bonfrere Jo. 1:07:51 Playing with Sunday Oliseh. 1:08:49 Addressing rumours about members of the Super Eagles squad in the late '90s. 1:10:43 Life after football 1:11:30 If given the opportunity, what would Garba tell his 20-year-old self? ---------- Special Delivery by ATHLST™ is the home of unfiltered conversations about African sports' past, present, and future. Join ex-Football professionals and hosts of this show, Emmanuel Babayaro and Edafe Eseoghene, as they transport us from our seats into a world of African sports stories, royalty, and the intersection of business, culture, and politics. #athlst #specialdelivery #africanfootball #football ►Link to Audio Podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3b2Zsrm ►Visit ATHLST website for the latest written and video content: https://www.athlst.com ►Subscribe and hit the bell to see new videos: https://bit.ly/3mw5400 ►Link to Sunday Oliseh's Memoir: https://www.sundayoliseh.tv/audacity-... About ATHLST: Welcome to ATHLST, a sports news and content platform that takes fans of African sports beyond the glitz and glamour of the pitch, field and court into the lives and personalities of their heroes. Founded by Lanre Aina in 2021, ATHLST elevates the African narrative in sports through first-person stories directly from athletes. From written pieces to podcasts, confessionals, reality, documentaries, and biopics, we strive to be “The Home of African Sports Stories.” Get More of ATHLST: Official Website: http://www.athlst.com/ Twitter:   / athlst   Facebook:   / athlst   Instagram:   / athlst_   ATHLST YouTube Channel    / athlst