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Dele Alli's estranged parents' tearful plea for England star to let them back into his life
The heartbroken parents of England footballer Dele Alli today reveal their despair at having no part in the superstar’s life.

In an extraordinary interview, Dele’s mum Denise repeatedly breaks down as she tells how she now cries herself to sleep at night over the ordeal.

And his father Kehinde, a multi-millionaire businessman, tells how the only thing missing in his life is his first-born son.

Despite splitting when Dele was a child, his parents came together this week and spoke out in a desperate bid to repair their relationship with the £60,000-a-week Spurs midfielder.

As they opened up family albums to reveal happy photos of Dele’s childhood Kehinde, 47, told the Sunday Mirror: “I just do not understand what we have done wrong.

He refuses to speak to me and it feels like he’s been taken from us. But I won’t give up on getting him back.”

Dele’s mum Denise, 53, added: “I’m a very miserable person because I get so sad that Dele is missing out on his family and we’re missing out on him.

“I want to be able to hug him and let him know we all love him to bits.

“I’m not interested in his money, I’d love him the same if he worked in McDonald’s. We just want our son back.
”Dele, 20, is considered English football’s biggest rising star.

He won the prestigious PFA Young Player of the Year award at the end of last season and is now being linked with a mega-money move to Spanish giants Real Madrid.

But while his career has rocketed since leaving home-town club Milton Keynes Dons, his relationship with his parents has completely broken down.Neither has been able to see him since he signed for Tottenham in February 2015 – an estrangement which has not only broken their hearts but left them bewildered.

Recalling him leaving, Denise said: “He was in great spirits and said, ‘I love you mum’. I had no idea that would be the last time I would see him. It still leaves me shocked.”

Last August it emerged Dele would no longer wear Alli on the back of his shirt, as he said he felt “no connection” to the name.

Mum Denise denies claims she couldn't look after Dele because she was an alcoholic
The young star – red-carded against Belgian side Gent in a Europa League tie on February 23 – has also changed his mobile number and moved home.

Both Kehinde and Denise have made a series of desperate attempts to see Dele at Tottenham games, at the training ground and even by joining stadium tours.

Dele was born in Milton Keynes, Bucks, in April 1996 just over a year after his parents first met in a nightclub.

At the time Kehinde, originally from Nigeria, was studying for a Masters at De Montfort University.

The midfielder moved to Spurs in 2015 and is now linked with a move to Real Madrid
He and Denise, then a full-time mum of two, married after a whirlwind romance. They broke up three years after Dele was born. In 2000 Kehinde moved to Canada for work, returning to the UK regularly.

Despite the distance the couple stayed close, with Kehinde supporting Denise and all her children. When Dele was eight, Kehinde moved back to his home city of Lagos.

The youngster – a prince of Nigeria’s Yoruba tribe through birth – soon moved there to join him.

They lived in a 10-room mansion where Dele led a life of luxury, being waited on by three maids and attending a private £20,000-a-year international school.


Tottenham and England star Dele Alli spotted at trendy London champagne bar with girlfriend Ruby Mae
Steve Bainbridge/Sunday Mirror
Dele Alli's parents are no longer together, but met for our interview in a bid to patch up their relationship with their son
Dele later moved with Kehinde to another mansion in Houston, Texas, and was best man at his dad’s wedding to Lola in 2006.

He returned to England aged 11 after his talent for football and obsession with the game became clear.

Kehinde says: “It was hard for me to let him go but I knew it was the best thing for him and his ambition.”

After returning to Milton Keynes to live with Denise, Dele began playing for junior side City Colts.

He was quickly spotted by youth scouts from the town’s Football League club MK Dons.


Dele Alli moves best friend into £2million mansion as thank you for childhood generosity
Steve Bainbridge/Sunday Mirror
Dele is a prince in Nigeria's Yoruba tribe through his father
Denise said: “When he was about 13 Dele began training at MK Dons five days a week. So for convenience he began staying at his best friend’s house during the week, before coming home at weekends. It was hard to let him live away from home, but we didn’t have a car and I was finding it hard to get him to training myself.

“It has been said that I was suffering from alcoholism and I gave him up because I couldn’t look after him, but that is a lie. I wanted to give him the best chance of achieving his dream, but he was still my son and I was there for him whenever he needed me.

“He was never adopted by his friend’s parents – I would not have allowed it. My kids are my world.”

Dele’s parents were saddened that they missed out on seeing him sign his first professional contract for MK Dons, aged 16, as they were not invited or told it was happening.

The footballer was sent to a £20,000 a year international school in Nigeria as a child
And as time went on he gradually began to withdraw from his family.

He stopped answering phone calls, came home less, missed family events and finally cut contact completely.

Our exclusive picture of Dele with his mum shows them together the last time he spoke to her, two years ago.

In despair, Denise went to try to talk to him outside Tottenham’s White Hart Lane stadium after a match there last year. But instead of stopping to speak to her he simply walked to his car.

Wiping away copious tears, Denise recalls: “I didn’t have a ticket for the game but I went to the ground because I wanted to try and see Dele.

“I waited outside after the match and when Dele came out I quietly said to him. ‘Dele... it’s me... your mum’.

An excited young Dele plays with a new bike in 1998
“He didn’t stop. He just looked at me, said he was busy and drove off. I was in tears, it was heartbreaking.

“Some fans who had overheard asked if I was really his mum and why he was treating me like that. I told them, ‘I just don’t know’.”

“When I got home I had a call from a man who said he represented Dele. He accused me of shouting to Dele, which I didn’t, and said if I tried to do it again I’d be banned from the ground for life. It was horrible.”

Kehinde, an oil, gas, and technology entrepreneur, thinks his son is being manipulated by others for financial gain.

He has repeatedly made the 5,000-mile journey to London from his home in Houston, trying to reunite the family. He has bought tickets for a string of Spurs games home and away just so he can see Dele in the flesh and support him, including at the club’s 1-0 win over Middlesbrough earlier this month.
He has also spent a full day standing outside Tottenham’s training ground and even paid to go on a tour of White Hart Lane in the hope he would see Dele.

Kehinde says: “Not being able to see or speak to him hurts a lot. Myself and his brothers watch all his games on TV and they ask me, ‘Why won’t he see us?’

“Dele has apparently told his sister I was never there for him growing up, but I can’t understand that. He lived with me for years and I have always been there for him both emotionally and financially
Dele at his dad's mansion in Nigeria in 2003
“Up until he was an adult I paid for every holiday he ever went on and all his costs. I bought him his first car when he passed his driving test. Now he is turning his back on the family who love him.”

Kehinde adds: “I know some people will think we just want him for his money, but it couldn’t be further from the truth. I’m very wealthy in my own right and I don’t need a penny from Dele.

“I just want to be here for him and for him to know that I love
Kehinde is a multimillionaire and says he's not interested in his £60,000-a-week son's wealth
Denise, who still cuddles Dele’s childhood Chelsea FC bedspread to feel close to him, says: “Every night I say a prayer asking for God to bring him back to us. I dream about him coming home.”

Dele Alli said he had no comment to make on his parents’ claims.

Kehinde and Denise have not been paid for this interview

https://www.google.com/amp/www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/dele-allis-estranged-parents-issue-9918748.amp

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Mohamed Aboutrika's name added to Egypt 'terror list'
Egyptian authorities have added retired football star Mohamed Aboutrika, one of the country's all-time greatest athletes, to an official "terror list".
Aboutrika, dubbed The Magician, is accused of funding the banned Muslim Brotherhood, which Egypt's government designated a "terrorist" organisation after the army removed democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi from office in July 2013.

Since then, a police crackdown against the Brotherhood, which maintains that it is peaceful, has left hundreds dead and tens of thousands jailed, many under draconian anti-protest laws.
Court officials said on Wednesday that Aboutrika was added to a "terrorism list" that currently includes about 1,500 names, including Morsi, Mohammed Badie, the Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual guide, and other leaders of the group.

Under an anti-terrorism law passed in 2015 and heavily criticised by international human rights groups, any person placed on a "terror list" is subject to a travel ban and faces having their passports and assets frozen.

Aboutrika, 38, publicly supported Morsi's bid to become president in 2012 but has denied that he ever funded the Brotherhood.

Mohamed Osman, Aboutrika's lawyer, said the Criminal Court's decision was "contrary to the law", adding that his client has not been convicted or formally notified of any of the charges against him."

"We will appeal this decision," he said.

In 2015, a government committee established to seize and manage Brotherhood properties and funds froze Aboutrika's assets.

Osman, the lawyer, said Aboutrikar's asset freeze is still in place despite having been lifted by a court ruling in June 2016.

The former midfielder is currently in Gabon as a commentator for the Africa Cup of Nations tournament.

Osman declined to specify when his client might return to his home country.

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Busted: Cheating Girlfriend Sends Snap chat Photos to Her Boyfriend but Makes One Huge Mistake!

Cheating can be a heart-breaking experience for many people, especially when they catch their partners red-handed.

This guy caught his girlfriend cheating on him through a really unexpected way. His girlfriend was away and sent several photos to him while she was staying at a hotel. She told him that she had to go on a trip, and was staying at a hotel in Alanta—ALONE.
But when she started sending him raunchy photos, the eagle-eyed boyfriend immediately noticed something from one of the photos. He saw a suitcase in one of the photos, and was sure it wasn’t his girlfriend’s.

He wanted to make sure decided to confirm it all with a call. Upon reaching the said hotel, he confirmed that they were no guests registered with his girlfriend’s name. But when he asked if there were any guests registered as her boss’ name, he knew something was definitely off!

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The Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) is taking steps to put an end to what some believe is witchcraft working its way into soccer matches. New rules have been put in place to punish clubs, managers and/or players adjudged to engage in the practice, per reports.

The decision comes on the heels of an incident earlier this month in a match between Mukura Victory Sports and Rayon Sport. Rayon striker Moussa Camara, whose team was losing 1-0, apparently hit the Mukura Victory Sports woodwork on a shot attempt. Footage showed Camara running over to the post and appear to place an object down, much to the opposing goalkeeper’s chagrin.

The whole scene was crazy, as Camara bolted away as his opponents lashed out at him. He earned a yellow for the act, but the wildest part is Camara scored an equalizer a few minutes later. Whether witchcraft was behind that or just regular old skill is up to the individual to decide. What has happened, though, is that FERWAFA won’t stand for it anymore.

Coaches and players and can face steep fines and bans if found guilty of using witchcraft, per the Rwanda New Times. If a team is found guilty, they face a three-point deduction and a fine of 500,000 Rwandan Francs, or about $600.

Here’s FERWAFA vice president Vedaste Kayiranga via the New Times:

Since there is no scientific way to prove the use of witchcraft, these measures will base upon reports from match officials and anything that is deemed to incite witchcraft will be put under consideration.
So, it looks like players will have to rely on pregame superstition to give them the edge now.

http://www.foxsports.com/soccer/story/witchcraft-banned-from-rwandan-soccer-matches-amid-bizarre-incident-122816

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LIST OF 21 AFRICAN PRESIDENTS AND THEIR AGES AS OF 2016

5 problems that will Enter 2017 with Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola Omoluabi 1:

1: Workers salary .

15months half salary and 3months full salary,Aregbesola will celebrate 2017 with inability of his government to pay the salaries of workers,Workers in the state have been receiving half salary since last year, they received half payment of August and still expecting
September, October and December even as there is no sign that they would get anything from Baba "Afusa"

2: #410billion debt

It clearly shows that Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola will enter 2017 with debt profile of nothing less than 410billion,both locally and international debt of Osun state.

3: No cabinet:

Aregbesola has no option than to enter 2017 without any commissioners or special advisers in the affairs of Osun state government,even the Osunassembly Speaker and other members of the house are turning to paper dog under Aregbesola government .

4: Local government Autonomy:

As widely believed the local governments are the closest tier of government to the grassroots and remain the most viable government structure for bringing development to the citizenry. As such, they should be given some sort of autonomy to effectively carry out their duties. Unfortunately Ogbeni Aregbesola is the Alfa and omega of all the local government in osun state,no local government election even there is no caretakers committee in the affairs of the local government .

5 Uncompleted project:

As usual,Aregbesola will celebrate 2017 year with uncompleted project across the state even those projects that was inaugurated immediately Aregbesola came on board 5years ago are still under construction.Osogbo-Ikirun to Kwara boundary,Osogbo-Akoda gbongan road .

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This is a list of Nigerian English Premier League goalscorers. The Premier League, which began in its current guise in 1992,

Julius Aghahowa – Wigan Athletic – 2006–08
Ade Akinbiyi – Norwich City, Leicester City, Sheffield United – 1993–95, 2000–02, 2006–07
Hope Akpan – Reading – 2012–13
Sammy Ameobi – Newcastle United – 2010–15
Shola Ameobi – Newcastle United, Crystal Palace – 2000–09, 2010–15
Daniel Amokachi – Everton – 1994–96
Victor Anichebe – Everton, West Bromwich Albion, Sunderland – 2005–
Sone Aluko – Hull City – 2013–15
Celestine Babayaro – Chelsea, Newcastle United – 1997–2007
Efan Ekoku – Norwich City, Wimbledon – 1992–99[
Emmanuel Emenike – West Ham United – 2015–16
Dickson Etuhu – Sunderland, Fulham – 2007–12
Kelvin Etuhu – Manchester City – 2007–09
Finidi George – Ipswich Town – 2001–02
Brown Ideye – West Bromwich Albion – 2014–15
Odion Ighalo – Watford – 2015–
Kelechi Iheanacho – Manchester City – 2015–
Carl Ikeme – Wolverhampton Wanderers – 2011–12
Alex Iwobi – Arsenal – 2015
Blessing Kaku – Bolton Wanderers – 2004–05
Nwankwo Kanu – Arsenal, West Bromwich Albion, Portsmouth – 1998–2010
Obafemi Martins – Newcastle United, Birmingham City – 2006–09, 2010–11
John Obi Mikel – Chelsea – 2006–16
Victor Moses – Wigan Athletic, Chelsea, Liverpool, Stoke City, West Ham United – 2009–
Ahmed Musa – Leicester City – 2016–
George Ndah – Crystal Palace – 1992–95
Victor Obinna – West Ham United – 2010–11
Peter Odemwingie – West Bromwich Albion, Cardiff City, Stoke City– 2010–16[Note 62]
Jay-Jay Okocha – Bolton Wanderers – 2002–06
Isaac Okoronkwo – Wolverhampton Wanderers – 2003–04
Seyi Olofinjana – Stoke City, Hull City – 2008–10
Danny Shittu – Watford, Bolton Wanderers – 2006–07, 2008–09
Sam Sodje – Reading – 2006–07[Note 4]
Isaac Success – Watford – 2016–
Taye Taiwo – Queens Park Rangers – 2011–12
Ifeanyi Udeze – West Bromwich Albion – 2002–03
John Utaka – Portsmouth – 2007–10
Taribo West – Derby County – 2000–01
Yakubu – Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton, Blackburn Rovers – 2003–12
Joseph Yobo – Everton, Norwich City – 2002–10, 2013–14

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foreign_Premier_League_players

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