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Manchester United have started taking action against Cristiano Ronaldo over his explosive interview with Piers Morgan, in which he blasted several aspects of the club.

Workers have been spotted tearing a large poster featuring Ronaldo from the side of Old Trafford, stirring transfer speculation further.

The 37-year-old has made an aggressive play to leave United by joining ‘Piers Morgan Uncensored’ to unleash his pent-up fury on the club.

He claimed the Glazer family ‘didn’t care’ about sporting success, admitted he ‘didn’t respect’ manager Erik ten Hag [/b]and stated the lack of ‘evolution’ since his exit in 2008 as part of the 90-minute interview.

On Monday, a club statement read: “Manchester United note the media coverage regarding an interview by Cristiano Ronaldo. The club will consider its response after the full facts have been established. Our focus remains on preparing for the second half of the season and continuing the momentum, belief and togetherness being built among the players, manager, staff, and fans.”

[b]And now the Red Devils have apparently started taking action on the Portugal international by removing him from plain sight at Old Trafford. Ronaldo was featured in an Adidas poster to advertise the new home kit, but workers were seen ripping that from the stadium walls on Wednesday afternoon.

Express Sport

Source: https://punchng.com/Man-Utd-remove-Ronaldos-poster-from-Old-Trafford

They temporarily removed the entire poster of all the united no 7s because old Trafford will be used to host a rugby final competition.

Its gonna be a good day

Tenses:
Am an obidient through and through but you see this one I no support am. I go drag Peter Obi for twitter tonight.

Because na peter obi compile the list bah?

Mumu say na 'Asata'

HarlequinLekex:
Eat a cake that tastes like poo or eat a poo that tastes like cake?
Wetin be ur answer.

Eat the cake cause I don't know what poo taste like so I won't be disgusted anyway.

No way on earth am eating something someone excreted

EazyMoh:
My prediction for the result is as follows;
Tinubu 11m
Atiku 10m
Kwankwaso 4m
Obi 1.5m
Others

Lol...okay ooo

Former Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has deleted a tweet from his account which seemingly announced he was coming out as gay.

The Spaniard, who made 275 appearances for Los Blancos, took to social media at 1.25pm on Sunday to make the announcement and asked for 'respect' from his followers - before deleting the tweet and claiming at 3.36pm that he had been hacked.

It comes after Casillas' split from ex-wife Sara Carbonero back in March 2021 - following five years of marriage - with reports in Spain suggesting that the tweet was a joke in response to rumours about his post-divorce dating life.

In a blunt statement, the World Cup winner tweeted: 'I hope you respect me: I'm gay. #happysunday'. The post has since been deleted.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/09/14/63277235-11296561-image-a-31_1665321945986.jpg

Shortly after Casillas' post, former rival and national team-mate Carles Puyol in a now also deleted tweet, wrote: 'It's time to tell our story, Iker' with a heart and kiss emoji. Puyol has two children with girlfriend Vanesa Lorenzo.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/09/14/63277233-11296561-image-a-30_1665321943308.jpg

After deleting his first tweet, Casillas wrote: 'Hacked account. Luckily everything in order. Apologies to all my followers. And of course, more apologies to the LGBT community.'
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/09/15/63278827-11296561-image-a-73_1665327447977.jpg

Spanish outlet AS meanwhile suggested the original tweet was in response to rumours that he's in a possible relationship with Alejandra Onieva - the ex-sister-in-law of Spanish TV host Tamara Falcó.

Reports in Spain in recent weeks claim that the Real Madrid legend has been in private with the actress, Onieva, on several occasions.

Murmurs of a possible relationship between the two have been ongoing for a couple of months, but Casillas seems to have shut that down with his recent tweet.

Openly gay Australian footballer Josh Carvalho hit out at the Spanish legends for 'making fun out of coming out in football'.

The Adelaide United player tweeted: '@IkerCasillas and @Carles5Puyol joking and making fun out of coming out in football is disappointing.

'It’s a difficult journey that any LGBTQ+ ppl have to go through. To see my role models and legends of the game make fun out of coming out and my community is beyond disrespectful.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/09/15/63278297-11296561-image-a-72_1665326093054.jpg

Other Spanish outlets, such as Marca, suggest that the ex-Madrid star tweeted this as he is tired of couples being attributed to him - which he has grown fairly accustomed to.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11296561/Real-Madrid-legend-Iker-Casillas-appears-announce-coming-gay-tweet.html

Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Seun

(Hiss)....This tap-in merchant is what's giving them headache

Nothing like impromptu march this is all they could get.

When they always get a low turnout they say it's "Testing the Microphone"

South south analysis is the most laughable.

Maxymilliano:
The bold assertion is wrong

It was Initially Mkpuru mmíri but nairaland modifies it to meth

FreeStuffsNG:
meth, coined from the Igbo language, is loosely translated as “seed of water”

Mkpuru mmíri means Ice.
Which one is seed of water?
Water de get seed?

A Nigerian student studying in the United States, Noel Ifeanyi Alumona, has won the 2022 AFS Award for Young Global Citizens, and became the first African to win the prize since its inception in 1914. The award was presented during the International Youth Day organized by the United Nations Global Communications Department, the AFS Intercultural Programs and The Youth Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York.

Noel, who is studying in Vanderbilt University, United States, smiled home with a cash prize of $10,000 in recognition of his vigorous campaign to end violence against women and girls through proper orientation of boys on responsible behaviour. The AFS Award for Young Global Cituizens recognizes the work of young people around the world for their commitment in improving the global community and contribute to a more just, peaceful, and tolerant world. Aside the star prize winner, Mariana Reyes and Larissa Cevallos emerged second place winners with $2,500 prize award.

Noel, who hails from Enugu State, beat other 500 contestants after a strenuous and rigorous selection process and interviews, from where 10 finalists were selected from over 200 applications. The winner, who is also a 2018 Obama Foundation Fellow of the African Leaders programme, explained that the inspiration for the formation of Boys Champion came in 2018 after his meeting with Barack Obama in Johannesburg as an Obama Foundation Fellow. It was an encounter that transformed his worldview and ignited in him the flaming zeal to make a positive impact in his community.

On October 1, 2018, he formed the Boys Champions as a youth focused group committed to providing safe space for young boys and training them to become part of the solution to ending societal violence and prejudice against women and girls in Nigerian communities. According to him, some obnoxious cultural and religious practices infringe on women’s rights, for which Boys Champion launched the campaign for change.

Noel, who is presently pursuing a graduate degree in Special Education in the United States, said he has remained passionate about youth development, education and more specifically on ways to improve access to quality education in underserved communities. As part of the mentorship programme targeted at youths, he said his organization would organize a leadership conference in Enugu State where speakers from the United Nations, Harvard University and Vanderbilt University would tutor participants on leadership. He urged the Nigerian Diaspora Commission, government agencies and corporate organisations to key into the project for youth empowerment and training of future leaders.

Recounting his past experiences in his community, Udenu LGA, Enugu State, Noel explained that he spent over five years in classroom teaching, monitoring and evaluating students’ performance. He expressed on the poor attention given to Special Education of kids with Learning Disabilities and Emotional Behavioral Disturbances. He warned that the neglect of children with special needs and other vulnerable groups does not guarantee an inclusive education system, which every country should aspire to achieve.

He disclosed that he and Chike Stf Nwoke, a PhD student at Carleton University in Canada, were collaborating on a research paper to analyse the first ever 2015 policy document and the level of implementation on special education in Nigeria. He said critical questions needed to be asked in order to chart the way forward for special education in the country.

“At the moment, Nigeria is at the end of the bridge on global rankings for special education support. I am happy to continue to offer my voice to conversations that will inspire change in Nigeria, Africa and across the world. As I always say, Africans will change Africa and I am happy to lead that change from my own community through Boys Champions and Hope for African Children,” he said.

As a Community Development Specialist, Noel told journalists that he would remain resolute in his commitment towards improving access to education for vulnerable children, children displaced by Boko Haram and insurgent attacks, as well as millions of out-of-school children in Nigeria. He promised to always look out for victims of disasters and violent extremism in Nigeria through his Hope for African Children, a community-based organization he founded in 2013 that increases access to education for children with disabilities and vulnerable children in underserved communities. His nonprofit organization, Boys Champion, has continued to work closely with over 4,900 young volunteers in Nigeria on issues of gender-based violence, peace-building, special education, youth value development, and childcare improvement.

Noel is an Obama Foundation Fellow, United States Institute of Peace Fellow, and United Nations Youth Assembly Delegate. He is also a recipient of the AFS Award for Young Global Citizens at the United Nations in NYC, African Youth Award, Nigerian Goodwill Ambassador Award, Volunteer of the Year Award by Appreciate Africa Network, Beijin, China.

While celebrating Noel’s global award, the immediate past Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency Sullivan Chime, described the recognition as noble, while assuring that the future belongs to Enugu youths. Perhaps Chime was right in seeing the future in the hands of younger and visionary leaders with a selfless disposition to serve the people and recreate a better world.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/08/nigerian-student-becomes-first-african-to-win-108-year-old-award-gets-10000/

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stevnwigw1:
No light here in Owerri since morning today

In Egbu We had light since last night till this afternoon when rain started

We all know what's gonna happen to that "Evidence"

Hmmm

donbenie:
And whose fault was it?

His obviously

Zazuu deserves that award for best street song but na em do himself.

It's obviously not an official visit

Lol
Funny

Winningbot:

I am indomie generation but yet I know this cream from B29 soap.

Endorsed by extremists and thugs.

Eeyah...chai

Wetin concern us