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If a recipe keeps changing with every generation adding their own twist, when does it stop being the “original” dish?

Nollywood actor Deyemi Okanlawon has weighed in on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s recent clampdown on naira abuse.

Speaking on Nollywood On Radio, the film star acknowledged the importance of the EFCC’s move but questioned the focus, especially given Nigeria’s ongoing struggles with high-level corruption.

“Two things, I think that because something is cultural does not make it right. We have a culture that does not really emphasise on maintenance of things,” he said.

Comparing the treatment of the naira to the general societal neglect for preservation, he said

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Nigerian star singer, Temilade Openiyi aka Tems has spoken about collaborating with Davido.

According to her, she's open for a collaboration with Davido.

She spoke during a live video session with her fans on social media.

She said:

“I’ll do a song with Davido if he wants”

Mixed reactions have followed:

@ssomtto noted: “she too respect him, only if he wants too, if he no wan do no hit song for her”

@fcspokesman remarked; “Na the biggest mistake weh she go do be that ajeh”

@flakoYRN opined: “translation: she can’t feature him in her tracks, but if he pays her for a feature she would”

@popsynightmare2 remarked: ““If he wants” she knows this aint no song wey she go carry davido for back like she did with Lizzy”

@Mellanibwoy said: “Do you even understand what she mean by if he wants to?

I mean even if she want to ft Davido and his management didn’t accept, do you think she can force Davido to be on her song?

Davido has to say Okay first before anything”

She admits that she was too harsh in raising her daughter and had to learn from her mistakes.

Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe, has called on African parents to reflect deeply on their parenting styles and emotional connections with their children.
Speaking at the premiere of her latest film, My Mother Is a Witch, Aigbe opened up about her own parenting journey, emphasising how much she had to grow in order to understand her daughter, Michelle, better.

My daughter, Michelle might think that the upbringing I gave her was Harsh and truly it was. I was harsh on her I can't even lie but I raised a vessel for God. As parents, we need to have closure on so many issues with our children and we also need to pay attention to them. I want to quickly share a story.

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Nigerian street-pop sensation Adekunle Temitope, popularly known as Small Doctor, has voiced deep concern over the growing rate of drug abuse among young Nigerians.

Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) account, the singer shared a heartbreaking account of what he witnessed during a recent visit to his childhood neighbourhood.

“I strolled through the hood on Sunday, and what I saw was heartbreaking,” Small Doctor wrote. “The rate young chaps use drugs nowadays is alarming. These were the promising guys we grew up with. Now, they’re shadows of themselves,” he lamented.

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The tradition of colouring and decorating eggs during Easter dates back centuries.

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According to Britannica.com, the practice began as far back as the fifth century in both the Eastern Orthodox and Western churches.

Eggs were forbidden during Holy Week, so chicken eggs were often boiled and painted red to symbolise the blood of Christ.

Easter marks the period when Christians commemorate the death, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ.

While the tradition of dyeing eggs has endured over time, modern-day Christians now eat eggs during Holy Week.

Here are some reasons eggs are good for you:

Source of protein:
Protein is a vital nutrient the body requires for growth, cell repair, and overall development.

Registered dietitian nutritionists and public health physicians have emphasised the need for adequate protein intake, especially for children under five.

According to a Consultant Public Health Physician at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, Dr Modupe Akinyinka, children under five years should consume three or four eggs every week, in addition to other diverse diets, to avoid stunting and being underweight.

Akinyinka says mothers must feed their under-five children with protein-rich foods because they need them to grow well.

In an earlier interview with PUNCH Healthwise, the doctor said, “They (children) really need protein because they are growing. Their cells are rapidly dividing, so they need protein to grow properly.
“That tender age is when children need protein the most. They need to be given adequate meat and eggs. It is an error for parents to deny their children meat and eggs with the notion that they will steal when they grow up.
“Proteins like fish, meat, eggs, and crayfish are very essential for the growth of these children. If we don’t want to have children that are malnourished, we have to move away from traditions that are inimical to their health.”
“Children under five years should consume three or four eggs every week, plus other diverse diets. We encourage mothers to make sure their babies take different types of diets. You know that all these foods don’t contain one nutrient.”

Source of dietary cholesterol
Eggs are a major source of dietary cholesterol, with a medium-sized egg (58g) containing about 200mg of cholesterol. However, health experts advise moderation in consumption.
For adults, the recommended intake is up to three eggs per week, while children aged six months to five years are advised to consume one egg daily.

For immune system development
In an earlier interview with PUNCH Healthwise, a Professor of Paediatrics at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Omotayo Adesiyun, said eggs contain proteins, vitamins, and macronutrients, which are all important for eye health, brain development, immune system development, bone health, and muscle health.

She said, “Eggs are important to the nutrition of under-five children not because the nutrients in them are not found in other foods, but because they are all found together, instead of trying to get them from various sources.
“Eggs contain proteins, vitamins, and macronutrients. They are important for eye health, brain development, immune system development, bone health, and muscle health.
“There are other sources of nutrients, protein and minerals that can be found in meat, fish, and milk, and vitamins can be found in fruits and vegetables. But the advantage of eggs is that they are all together.”

Cheap source of protein
Eggs, compared to meat and fish, are cheaper sources of protein. They are also easy to purchase and prepare.

However, the recent rise in the prices of eggs may have deterred many families, especially those with children under the age of five, from purchasing and eating eggs.

Despite the price, health experts urge parents and Nigerians to include eggs in their diet.
A nutrition specialist, James Oloyede, said, “Nigerians find it difficult to achieve a balanced diet with home-grown food. They don’t know which less expensive protein can be combined with other foods to make their meals balanced.
“There are about 10 classes of food in the country, and the target is to have at least five out of these classes of food in your meals to make them balanced. Anything less than this, there is the likelihood that the food will be unhealthy.
“Our foods are diverse. Out of 10 food groups, it is expected that for parents to make a healthy diet outside eggs, such parents would have a minimum of five classes of food in their diet in a day, which will give what an egg will give to the child.”

Is the nascent consensus on state police in Nigeria a political ruse or a giant step towards true federalism in the country?

No matter what happens next, last week’s statement by the Northern States Governors’ Forum expressing “support for the creation of State Police” and calling on “the National Assembly to expedite action on the enactment of the legal framework for its takeoff” will go down as a pivotal moment in the often-contentious debate over genuine federalism and political decentralization in Nigeria. Although it is not the first time that the Forum, the umbrella body of the chief executives of the nineteen northern states, will be expressing unanimous support for the idea (they also did back in September 2022 as the region buckled under the weight of relentless attacks by Boko Haram terrorists), the demand for expeditious action by a group of actors long seen as the epitome of northern resistance to the idea of state police is nothing short of remarkable.

While it lasted, that opposition, or, to put it positively, an insistence on keeping policing on the Exclusive Legislative List per Section 214 (1) of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution, essentially preserving federal control over police affairs, was an article of faith among northern political actors, who, when they were not fearful about the potential for its abuse by individual state governors, worried that they may not have the resources to maintain it. In any event, they (i.e., the northern governors) were sure, as they insisted after reneging on an agreement reached at a meeting of the governors of the thirty-six states of the Nigerian federation in August 2012, that “the best way to ensure adequate security in all the states [was] for the federal government to allow commissioners of police to be controlled by the respective governors so that they can take orders from the state executives.”

What explains the ostensible volte-face?

One possible explanation is the worsening security situation in the northern region and the sense of desperation it has engendered among northern governors, traditional rulers, and other notables. Since the turn of the year, Boko Haram; Lakurawa, a jihadist group believed to be an affiliate of the Islamic State Sahel Province (ISSP); and lesser-known groups like Mahmuda, a Boko Haram splinter group, have embarked on a murderous spree in the northeastern, northwestern, and north-central parts of the country respectively, killing an untold number of people and laying waste to military bases, religious houses, and other public and private property. Since the outbreak of the Boko Haram insurgency in 2009, the group has been directly responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands and the displacement of millions. Given this situation, and considering the helplessness of the Nigerian armed forces, a certain desperation on the part of the governors may be understandable. Yet, it hardly explains how the idea of states administering and controlling their own police (a sound idea on its own merit) is suddenly embraced as the solution to a protracted insurgency that has so far defeated everything thrown at it.

This puzzle has opened the door to a less charitable interpretation of the northern governors’ move, as follows: that far from being committed to state police as a matter of principle, the governors only see it as a way to kill two political birds with one stone—sign up for an idea which has become inexorable more or less, but at the same time use a newly-earned control over policing to tighten political control ahead of the next presidential election in March 2027, one that, at the moment (things could change very easily), is shaping up as a north-versus-south confrontation. In other words, assume control of police affairs as a way to defend “northern interest” when the push of electoral politics comes to shove.

Whether or not the northern governors indeed have this shared understanding, the hypothesis—for it is nothing more than that at this point—is a reminder of the many reasons why the idea of state police in Nigeria has always been politically charged, and why a consensus on something as apparently straightforward as having individual state governments fund and maintain their own police—the very epitome of federalism, as its advocates see it—has been elusive.

The anxiety of opponents of the state police as to its likely abuse, including mobilization against political opponents, is not unfounded. Nor will anyone who has listened to a former state governor proudly recount how he used his commissioner of police to manipulate elections and subvert the democratic process (unwittingly validating another former governor’s point [PDF] about the Nigeria Police Force being one of the five “mini-gods” that anyone trying to understand “the nature of electoral politics in Nigeria…must pay significant attention to”) dispute the contention of critics that the system is “not mature enough.”

Mature or not, there is no doubting that the country, and President Tinubu in particular, is at a critical juncture. For a country wracked by violence of various stripes, and one where vigilante groups of various degrees of legality have continued to mushroom, it would seem irresponsible not to seize an opportunity that, on the whole, should increase security while strengthening local accountability.

President Tinubu, too, has a decision to make. For a man who fancies himself a federalist and raised on a diet of Awolowo-Yoruba progressivism, he would be hard pressed to explain to himself, never mind his allies in the Yoruba political heartland, how he failed to capitalize on a political moment arguably unprecedented in the country’s checkered history. From this perspective, he has no choice but to sign the “Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Alteration) Bill, 2023 (Establishment of State Police)” [PDF] as soon as it lands on his desk.

Were he, contrariwise, to stall, it would be an indication that he perceives the northern governors’ sudden about face as the first move in a political plot calculated to upstage him as president come 2027. Should that happen, and should the idea of state police continue to languish in legislative limbo, it would not be the first time in Nigeria that politics has waylaid history. Or is it the other way around?

Social media has seen different viral challenge trends come and go, but a particularly interesting one is the mum-dressing-like-daughter challenge.

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Unlike some trends that focus on younger people, this one draws attention to an often-overlooked aspect in our society: the appearance of middle-aged and older women.

And it became a success for two reasons:

It is unusual to see an older Nigerian woman in an outfit society has come to associate with youthful vibes and flair.

The temporary makeover reveals the mothers' desirability in spite of their age.

As lighthearted as it may seem, we should be careful not to gloss over its implied meaning: yes, desirability for women is not tied to age, but no, the Nigerian society is, unfortunately, still too conservative for real change.

The respectability politics
Even if it's not, whatever is said long enough, for an extended period of time, can start to look and feel like the truth.

Now this is where the conditioning has played out: for many years, Nigerian women have been led to believe and accept that aging comes with an obligation to appear responsible.

Wrappers and boubous replace bodycon dresses, tight jeans, and short skirts as they near their 40s, 50s, and 60s.

Scarves become favoured over freshly-done braids and modern wigs. Makeup begins to feel like a chore.

The few women in this age group who defy the stereotype are greeted with veiled disapproval and criticism that sometimes take the shape of concern.

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Social media has been set abuzz with the news of Blackface’s diss track War, which he released and directed at 2baba. In the lyrics of the song, the aggrieved musician sang about revealing the secrets of his ex-music mate and claimed that the famous musician is not straight. Legit.ng had also gathered a report of how Nigerians on social media had reacted to the diss track. Many had tagged the singer as angry and charged him to direct his energy on growing his almost wrecked musical career. It appears Blackface is not fazed by all the backlash he is receiving, as he recently revealed in a new tweet that he plans to upload a second part of the track on popular music streaming platform, Soundcloud.

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The Senate on Tuesday approved N30, 000 as the new national minimum wage with an appeal to the Federal Government to start the implementation immediately to prevent the organised labour from embarking on strike to demand payment.

The acting Chairman of the Senate ad hoc committee on the National Minimum Wage Bill, Senator Francis Alimikhena, while delivering the report, said a fine of N75,000 would be imposed on firms that refused to comply with the new minimum wage.



The panel also recommended an urgent review of the revenue sharing formula to enable the states to pay the new minimum wage.

The committee urged the ministers of Finance and Budget and National Planning to, as a matter of urgency, compute and forward the actual amount required for the new minimum wage to the National Assembly so that it could be included in the 2019 budget.

The Leader of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, wondered why the fine for non-compliance jumped from N5, 000 as recommended by the executive to N75,000.

Lawan, who commended the Federal Government for fulfilling its promise to the Nigerian workers, urged the organised labour to reciprocate the gesture by being more productive.

Senator James Manager described as unfortunate, the fact that some state governments had yet to implement the N18,000 minimum wage.

The Minority Leader, Biodun Olujimi, noted that the review of the revenue sharing formula would enable more state governments to pay the new wage.

Senator Barnabas Gemade noted that the bill was passed promptly to show that the National Assembly was committed to workers’ welfare.

He said all states could pay the new minimum wage because the governors had enough money to buy votes during elections.



Senator Andrew Uchendu said the tripartite committee should engage in regular meetings with a view to reviewing the minimum wage constantly.

Senator Tayo Alasoadura said fine for not keeping records of employees should be N.5m instead of the recommended N75,000.

Alasoadura, who noted that some local government areas had yet to start implementing the N18,000 minimum wage, expressed support for the review of the revenue sharing formula.

Under the current sharing arrangement, the Federal Government takes 56 per cent, states receives 24 per cent while the local governments share the remaining 20 per cent.

The Senate in the committee of the whole approved all the recommendations contained in the report.

Senate President, Bukola Saraki, urged the Federal Government to pay the new minimum wage without delay instead of waiting for the workers to go on strike before implementation.

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Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha has challenged Chief Emeka Ihedioha to probe him over the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party’s allegation that he withdrew N17bn from bank accounts belonging to the state government within four days.

Ihedioha, who won the March 9 governorship poll in the state on the platform of the PDP, will succeed Okorocha on May 29.
The ex-Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives had threatened to recover what he called “Imo Property” from Okorocha, warning financial institutions against further dealings with the governor.

But in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Sam Onwuemeodo, on Monday, Okorocha told Ihedioha to prove that the state truly had N17bn and how he withdrew it.

The governor said, “The guy is just being smart politically, but political smartness is different from having the capacity for leadership or governance.

“Where in Imo State, with a meagre Federal Allocation and Internally Generated Revenue, can one get N17bn to withdraw?

“He is coming to become governor with the only income he made at the National Assembly, because prior to his going to the National Assembly, he never did any paid job. And he is trying now to blackmail a man adjudged to be the highest property owner both in Owerri and in Abuja many years before becoming governor.”

Okorocha said the governor-elect lacked the capacity to match his achievements in the state.

The statement added, “He has not said anything about free education, urban renewal and other sensitive people-oriented programmes and policies of the Rescue Mission Government in the state. He is only talking about money and property. A man who failed as a member of the House of Representatives won’t do magic as a governor.

“He should also know that with what Governor Okorocha has achieved, Imo people won’t entertain any excuse from him. If he likes let him talk about Rochas Okorocha from now till when he will leave as governor.”
Okorocha urged the public to ignore the allegation, saying he was ready for probe.

He said, “After May 29, 2019, he has every right to probe even the food Rochas Okorocha and the family ate in Government House.”

Meanwhile, the state PDP has challenged Okorocha to publish the state’s account statement to prove that he has not engaged “in last-minute looting of the treasury.”

A statement by spokesman for the party in the state, Damian Opara, insisted the governor withdrew N17bn from the state treasury.

The statement said, “For emphasis, we insist that, within the last four days Okorocha has made huge cash withdrawals from banks to the tune of N17bn. We challenge him to publish the financial status, including a comprehensive statement of the account of Imo State to buttress his defence as that is the only evidence our party and the good people of Imo will accept as the truth.

“Now that Okorocha has decided to make a mockery of his drowning self by questioning the capacity, preparedness and astuteness of Ihedioha, we will not in any manner aid his desperate attempt to divert attention from his last-minute looting spree.”

Have you ever felt low self-esteem during summer or hot seasons, due to some skin problems? I bet you did; Especially when it comes to your dark armpits. People looking at you may think that your black armpit might be associated with unsanitary conditions… But You and I know that other factors can cause it. Don’t worry this skin condition can be treated and eliminated naturally.

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As Imo indigenes continue to wait patiently for the results of the state Governorship/House of Assembly elections, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state has raised the alarm that some fake uniformed men on the payroll of Governor Rochas Okorocha are in an unholy alliance to scuttle the mandate of the people.

Concise News reports that in a statement titled, “Imo governorship election process need to be vigilantly watched,” signed by the chairman of the party, Prince Marcellinus Nlemigbo, but read by Chief Enyinnaya Onuegbu, the state publicity secretary, the party claims it was armed with unassailable fact that some agents of darkness were hard at work to thwart the collective resolve of the electorate to install the candidate of the party (Senator Hope Uzodinma) to pilot the affairs of the state in the next political dispensation.

Nlemigbo alleges that misguided police officers working in concert with some agencies in some LGAs of the state actively stopped elections in many polling units where the party was clearly leading with wide margins, just as the miscreants he says violently disrupted the process and burnt electoral materials.

Also, the APC chairman alleges that there were no elections in over 90 per cent of the polling units in the Ngor Okpala where the reign of thugs, assisted by some uniformed men took over the centre stage where election materials arrived 10 a.m.

Citing numerous instances of violent interruptions of the voting process including Owerri West where people were allegedly scuttled by axe bearing cultists who he said shot sporadically to scare electorate away, Nlemigbo in the statement adds that in Nkwerre LGA, a soldier who was indicted for helping Governor Okorocha to rig the Senatorial elections two weeks ago was in the same LGA where he chased out voters from most of the polling units and forced INEC staff to write results in favour of the Active Alliance (AA).

The same event he says took place in Nwangele LGA where the returning officer was chased away by the police and the army.

Furthermore, Nlemigbo who cites electoral mal-practices in the Mbaitoli and Nwangele council areas perpetrated by some fake members of the party says, “Although we are sure of victory, knowing that the good people of Imo State voted massively for us, we are, however, worried that the violent disruptions caused by the police, army and fake Okorocha’s armed uniform men, have contaminated the voting process.

“We hereby call on the Federal Government, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as well as national leadership of APC to take note of these infractions on Imo State election process.”

He continues:

“We also call on the Nigerian Police and Nigerian Army to take note of the disruptive and unpatriotic roles being played by some of their personnel in the election process. Our concern is to ensure that the voters are given to us by Imo people on Saturday, March 9, 2019, are announced as voted.

Given the degree of desperation and determinations by the Imo State Government led by Okorocha to use the state finance and resources to install his son-in-law; and with the collaboration of some uniformed agents of the police and army, the electoral process calls for close vigilance,” he concludes.

New Zealand singer Kelsey Carter surprises the fans yesterday with her new tattoo:”the face of Harry stars located on her cheek”.

did you know that Chelsea Carter calls herself a mix between Angelina Jolie and Mike Jagger we didn’t until this Sunday. kelsy Carter found a way to make a huge Buzz all over the social media platforms by showing her new tattoo.

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In the year 1996, Baba Vanga died at the age of 85. Baba Vanga was a well-known name among the specialists of conspiracy theory, and before her death, the Bulgarian foretold few natural disasters among other events. The blind Bulgarian mystic foresaw some significant events such as Brexit, the 9/11 attacks and the Boxing Day Tsunami. Also, she was reported to predict another two significant occurrences for the year 2018. Before her death, Baba Vanga maintained that she her supernatural powers which permitted her to predict natural disasters and other unpredictable events.

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Emefiele reportedly received a letter from the office of President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday to vacate his office.

Sources within the presidency told TheCable there is no truth in the reports.

“The president does not have the power to sack the CBN governor without the approval of the national assembly,” one of the persons familiar with the matter told TheCable.

“The reports are fake.”

When TheCable likened the matter to the suspension of Muhammad Sanusi II, the former CBN governor, the source said: “Suspension is different from sack, and Emefiele has not done anything wrong to be suspended or asked to proceed on terminal leave.”

Section eight of the CBN Act of 2007 says a CBN governor can be removed by the president “provided that the removal of the Governor shall be supported by two-thirds majority of the Senate praying that he be so removed”.

Emefiele’s tenure as CBN governor is expected to come to an end on June 3, 2019 — five years after his appointment.

Another source said “the rumour mill is grinding so fast, seeing its exactly three months to the expiration of his tenure”.

TheCable understands that Emefiele was in his office on Monday and no such letter was received by the office of the governor.

Emefiele can be reappointed as the CBN governor based on the discretion of the president and the approval of the national assembly.

Section 10 of the CBN Act prescribes that “the Governor and Deputy Governors shall be appointed in the first instance for a term of five years and shall each be eligible for re-appointment for another term not exceeding five years”.

The act is silent on terminal leave, but TheCable understands that CBN governors do not go on terminal leave due to the sensitivity of the job.

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Rami Malek an American actor of Egyptian origins, received his cherished Oscar statuette. But as it happens in exciting moments, he pronounced his touching speech and on the steps he could not resist and fall.

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Minister of Interior, Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau

The Federal Government has declared Friday, February 22, 2019, as a public holiday, in preparation for the February 23 Presidential and National Assembly elections.
Minister of Interior, Lt. Gen. Bello Dambazau (retd), made the declaration in Abuja on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Interior in a statement on Wednesday night by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Georgina Ehuriah, however, excluded bankers and those offering essential services across the nation.

It said, “The Federal Government declares Friday, February 22, 2019, as work-free day. Those providing essential duties and bankers are excluded.

“The work-free day is to enable citizens return to their polling units for the reschedule Presidential and National Assembly elections.”

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Chelsea used a strong second-half performance to get a 3-0 win over Malmo FF (5-1 on aggregate) and advance to Europa League's round of 16.

Thursday's win at Stamford Bridge provides a bit of relief for beleaguered boss Maurizio Sarri, whose side had been knocked out of the FA Cup earlier this week by Manchester United.

Malmo nearly grabbed an early lead in the 11th minute when Markus Rosenberg neatly turned on the edge of the box, only for his shot to go wide of the Chelsea net.

Chelsea grew more comfortable as the first half progressed and weathered the Swedish side's initial press. Chelsea's best chances came off two long-range shots from Ross Barkely, both of which were denied by Malmo goalkeeper Johan Dahlin.

The Blues broke the stalemate in the 55th minute when N'Golo Kante intercepted a Malmo pass to start a brilliant counter-attack, passing to Willian on the left flank, who then crossed it back to a racing Olivier Giroud for the tap into the net.

After Rasmus Bengtsson was sent off in the 74th minute for a challenge on Emerson, Barkley curled in well-struck free kick from just outside the box for Chelsea's second of the night.

Ten minutes later, Callum Hudson-Odoi capped off a solid night by scoring the final goal, a wide-angle shot into the far corner of net.

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