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Shameless how if you think back to when Harry Kane last scored Arsenal from open play, you'd be thinking Wenger era
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HAPPENING NOW: Police Open Fire On #EndSARS Memorial Participants At Lekki Toll Gate
LIVE: #EndSARS Memorial At Lekki Toll Gate, Six Years After October 20, 2020 Shooting xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1XGygwjjn…
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"... and we found about 2.4 billion dollars worth of fraud, so we refused to pay. That then led to threats to me and then, my mother got kidnapped. I was told that for her to be released, I should resign and leave the country..."
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
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UPDATE ON POPE LEO XIV
According to the Holy See Press Office:
The Holy Father underwent thoracic surgery at Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
Surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung. Tissue examined during surgery confirmed lung adenocarcinoma.
The operation lasted about 90 minutes and was successful, with no complications.
Pope Leo awoke normally and returned to his room on the hospital’s 10th floor after a brief period of observation. – at Ibadan, Nigeria
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They used the FAKE COASTAL ROAD as a pretext to destroy Landmark, a major business that gave people jobs.
Then used Batidiots to gaslight Nigerians that Paul Onwunibe is just an Igbo man playing victim.
David Umahi will pay for his crimes, no matter how long it takes.
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That stupid Minister @realdaveumahi tried to belittle this reporter who, in good judgment, asked him if he has conducted EIA ~ Environmental Impact Assessment.
He played it as a joke.
One year after, they're scattering everything to start afresh.
A useless government.
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#Benin assistant coach Tunde Adelakun: "What struck me was the very obvious and blatant refusal of the Argentina team to want to have anything to do with my team after the game. Handshakes at the end of the game were hurried and impersonal. And any attempt by our players to get close to the man they came to celebrate was rebuffed rather in a very hostile manner by the security operatives on ground. They clearly collectively did not want to be on the same place with my Benin team. It was rather disturbing."
"Again toward the end of the lap, some of my players lined along what was to be his natural path to end the lap of honour. He was leading. My boys were there. Just wanting him to walk towards them and for them to applaud and appreciate him. Right at the very last moment, Leo made a wild detour and, consciously avoiding the crowd of Benin players that had formed, walked toward the centre of the pitch.
That was a new low for a man revered by many and who, in many young African minds, could do no wrong." theafricanfootballclub.com/p…





























