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According to report from Sahara Reporters, America's
president, Joe Biden has taken another bold steps to see that gay, lesbians and transgender lives comfortably in the society.

Recall that Joe Biden earlier threatened to issue a Visa
sanction, financial sanction and other forms of sanctions on
nations that chose not to legalize the practice of homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender.

Joe Biden had earlier directed top officials at the American
embassy to push through to see that gay marriage is legalized in their respective countries.

The Nigerian Government and some other African countries have come out to say that gay marriage wouldn't be legalized in their country because it's an abomination and it's against the African culture, and their belief.

Joe Biden has taken another step to see that gay marriage is
legalized as swift as possible, his new move has gotten so
many Nigerians angry, they insisted gay marriage got no place in Nigeria because it's ungodly and sodomy.

Joe Biden is making a move to help LGBTQI+ people in Nigeria, others with resettlement Visa.
In his words;
"The Departments of State, Justice, and Homeland Security would do everything humanly possible to see that appropriate training is put in place so that relevant Federal Government personnel and key partners can effectively identify and respond to the particular needs of LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers, including by providing to them adequate assistance and ensuring that the Federal Government takes all appropriate steps, such as potential increased use of Embassy Priority-1 referrals, to identify and expedite resettlement of highly vulnerable persons who are in dire need of protection."

What Joe Biden said got a lot of Nigerians angry, they blasted him and said they don't need his Visa, if that's his plan.

According to a news that was posted by Punch Newspaper
this morning, it was alleged that the 38 abducted students of
Government Science College, in Kagara, Niger State have
narrated how they were treated by bandits after they were kept in captivity for 10 days before they were eventually released yesterday.

While they met with the Niger State governor, one of the
students whose name was given as Suleiman Lawal, an SS3
student, narrated how they were treated in captivity, as he
alleged that they never thought they could regain their
freedom back again because, the bandits were so wicked on
them and they were very much with each of them carrying
sophisticated weapon.

Another student, Mahmood Mohammed said that while they
were in the bush, he had severe headache and there was
nothing the bandits did to treat it, as he felt he was going to
die due to the pain he was feeling.

Another SS3 student whose name was given as Abubakar Sidi revealed it that the bandits denied them food for several hours after they were abducted and when they eventually brought food (beans) for them to eat, they waited till they finished eating and after they finished their food that day, they (bandits) started calling all of them out one after the other and were beating them, as they were also asking for the occupations of their fathers, and if anybody should say "soldier or police", they will beat the person to the point of death, like they did to him.

Abubakar further said throughout their stay in the bush, they
were eating beans and no other food till they regained their
freedom.

Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola
inspects the maintenance work ongoing on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos. [Twitter/@BoluAdeosun

The third mainland bridge in Lagos, which has been shut for
rehabilitation work since July 2020, is now fully open for use
by motorists.

"Third mainland bridge rehab completed. Fully opens to traffic at 12noon today. Thank you all for your patience. Drive safely," Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola,
announced in a tweet.

Third mainland bridge rehab completed. Fullyopens to traffic at 12noon today. Thank you all for your patience. Drive safely
— Babatunde Fashola (@tundefashola) February
27, 2021

The bridge has been accessible only partially since the repair
work commenced, with motorists issued advisories displaying staggered openings, intermittently.

The 11.8km third mainland bridge is the longest of the three
bridges connecting Lagos island to the mainland. It is the
longest bridge in sub-Saharan Africa.

Constructed in 1990, the bridge was adjudged to be the
longest in Africa until 1996 when the Oct. 6 Bridge in Cairo,
Egypt was completed.

Source: pulse.ng

Manchester City have set their sights on a clean sweep of the four major trophies as the runaway Premier League leaders prepare to host high-flying West Ham this weekend.

To have any chance of putting City under pressure, second-placed Manchester United must end Thomas Tuchel’s unbeaten start as Chelsea boss.

Manchester City’s march to the top of the Premier League was not a surprise given their title-winning pedigree, but their record-breaking surge has fuelled the belief that they can achieve greatness.

City chalked up their 19th successive win in all competitions – a record for an English top-flight side – as they eased to 2-0 victory at Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League last-16 first leg on Wednesday.

Pep Guardiola’s side are 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League, face Tottenham in the League Cup final and have reached the FA Cup quarterfinals.

Manchester United are the closest challengers to Manchester City, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men will need a major collapse from their rivals if they are to win the title for the first time since 2013.

Victory at Chelsea on Sunday is essential to keep United’s faint hopes alive.

That will not be easy given the Blues’ revival under former Paris Saint-Germain boss Thomas Tuchel.

Since replacing the sacked Frank Lampard in January, Tuchel has won six of his eight games in all competitions to lift Chelsea up to fifth place.

But United are unbeaten in five league games and their forward Marcus Rashford believes they are becoming a force to be reckoned with. “I think we’ve said all season that we’re a team that’s still improving, learning lessons about ourselves every game,” he said.

https://dailytrust.com/city-chase-quadruple-as-man-utd-aim-to-end-tuchels-record

Paul Onuachu found the back of the net for his club KRC Genk in their 2-1 away win against Sporting Charleroi in their
Belgian Jupiler League encounter at the Stadu du Pays de
Charleroi on Friday.

The lanky who failed to score in two previous matches put his side ahead from the penalty spot in the 17th minutes of the match.

The 26-year-old has now converted all the seven penalties he attempts this season.

The latest goal took his tally 25 goals in all competitions this
season, which is now his new personal best since turning
professional.

Onuachu was replaced by his compatriot Cyriel Dessers in the 80th minute of the match.

Meanwhile, Ali Gholizadeh restored the parity for hosts in the 52nd minute, bwgode Kristian Thorstvedt scored the winner for Genk in the 83rd minutes.

The victory ended a run of three league games without a win
for Genk and took them to 46 points from 29 games, just two
points off second-placed Royal Antwerp.

The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has condemned
the kidnap of students of the Government Girls Secondary
School, Jangebe in Talata Mafara Local Government Area of
Zamfara State.

Naija News had earlier reported that gunmen suspected to be bandits stormed the school in the early hours of Friday and abducted an unconfirmed number of schoolgirls.

The sad incident was confirmed by the Commissioner of
Security and Home Affairs, Alhaji Abubakar Dauran while
addressing newsmen hours after the kidnap.

This development comes a week after 27 schoolchildren were abducted from Government Science College, Kagara, Niger State.

In a statement signed by its Country Representative in Nigeria, Peter Hawkins , UNICEF described the kidnap of the Jangebe schoolgirls as “a gross violation of children's rights.”

Expressing sadness over the incident, Hawkins said the
organisation is angered and saddened and by yet another
brutal attack on schoolchildren in Nigeria.

He said UNICEF was working to confirm the exact number of
kidnapped students, currently estimated to be more than 300.

Hawkins said, “We are angered and saddened and by yet
another brutal attack on schoolchildren in Nigeria. This is a
gross violation of children’s rights and a horrific experience for children to go through – one which could have long-lasting effects on their mental health and well-being.

“We utterly condemn the attack and call on those responsible to release the girls immediately and for the government to take steps to ensure their safe release and the safety of all other schoolchildren in Nigeria.

“Children should feel safe at home and at school at all times –and parents should not need to worry for the safety of their
children when they send them off to school in the morning.

“UNICEF acknowledges efforts being made by the Government of Nigeria to secure the release of kidnapped school children in Nigeria and calls on the government and all concerned to make schools safe in Nigeria. ”

Source: Naija News

Prominent Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has revealed that another faction of bandits in Zamfara State is responsible for the abduction of some students of Government Girls Secondary School, Jangebe, Talata-Mafara Local Government Area of the state.

Naija News had earlier reported that gunmen suspected to be bandits stormed the school in the early hours of Friday and abducted an unconfirmed number of schoolgirls.

The sad incident was confirmed by the Commissioner of
Security and Home Affairs, Alhaji Abubakar Dauran while
addressing newsmen.

This development comes a week after 27 schoolchildren were abducted from Government Science College, Kagara, Niger State.

In an interview with The Nation, Gumi said the bandits he
recently met with inside Zamfara forests were not responsible for the kidnap of the schoolgirls.

The prominent cleric had earlier met with the bandits in
Zamfara where about 500 were reported to have repented in
Shinkafi local government area.

Sheik Gumi and his delegation also met with bandits at Sububu forest and Pakai forests to accept the amnesty granted to them by the state government

He said: “They are not the ones that abducted the girls. It is a splinter group .”

When asked whether he would be going to Zamfara to meet
the bandits for talks and plea for the release of the
schoolgirls, Sheikh Gumi simply said, “maybe”.

Source: Naija News

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