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Arsenal stars, Alex Lacazette and Pierre-
Emerick Aubameyang hustle on Mesut
Ozil's No 10 shirt



Arsenal's two star forwards Alex
Lacazette and pierre-Emerick
Aubameyang are already hustling for
Mesut Ozil's No 10 shirt, despite the
playmaker's move to Fenerbahce not
being formalised yet.


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The jersey was previously worn by club
legend Dennis Bergkamp and was
inherited by Ozil after Jack Wilshere's
departure from the club in 2018.



Lacazette appears to have won the battle
for the number, which he wore at
Olympique Lyonnais, according to an
exchange between- the two played out
over Instagram Stories.







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West Ham are looking for a replacement
for Sebastien Haller, who was sold to
Ajax for 22 million euros, representing a
loss of about the same amount on his
original transfer fee.


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The club have alighted on a new option,
who might cost about the same amount
of cash.



Youssef En-Nesyri, the Sevilla forward. He
has 12 goals in 25 matches so far this
season, and West Ham have made an
offer of 25 million euros plus five million
in bonuses.



This amount has been rejected by Sevilla
for now, but they may still get the
Moroccan.



The Athletic has reported that Sevilla are
prepared to do business, but they're
waiting for a better offer.



As for West Ham, they are suffering and
are struggling in front of goal.



Nesyri is decent and fit.



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Chelsea are after Erling Haaland, striker
Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund.


The player would cost in excess of his
£75 million release clause, which does
not kick in until 2022.


He would not be considered a
replacement for the struggling Timo
Werner, rather as a complementary
player given his ability to lead the line
and Werner's versatility.



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The Federal Government has insisted
that the January 18 resumption date
for schools in the country remains
intact despite fears over the surge in
COVID-19 cases in Nigeria.



The Federal Ministry of Education in a
statement made available to press said
that after extensive consultations with
relevant stakeholders, including State
Governors, Commissioners of
Education, Proprietors and heads of
institutions, staff unions and
students, the consensus of opinion is
that the resumption date of 18th
January should remain.



The Ministry, however, explained that
all schools and parents must ensure
strict compliance with COVID-19
protocols such as wearing of face
masks, social distancing among others
.



Federal government pointed out that
These measures which are to ensure
safe reopening of schools for academic
activities will be subject to constant
review as they urge teachers, school
administrators and other stakeholders
to ensure strict compliance .


Earlier in the week, the Presidential
Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 had
hinted that it would review the
resumption date (January 18, 2020)
for learning institutions in the country,
citing the rising of COVID-19 infections
in Africa's most populous nation .


This had sparked fears among many
Nigerians that school resumption
might be put on hold indefinitely even
though many states in the country had
set dates for the reopening of the
learning centres .


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University of Jos, Wednesday
announced the date for school
resumption. A statement signed by it's
Deputy Registrar, Information and
Publications, Abdullahi Abdullahi, said
that UNIJOS is expected to resume on
Friday 22nd January 2021.


His statement reads: “The Senate of
the University of Jos has considered
and approved an amended Academic
Calendar for 2019/2020 Session of the
University.


“At its 4th Special Meeting for the
2019/2020 Session held on Monday
11th January 2021, Senate approved
that students are to resume for the
continuation of the 2019/2020 Session
as from Friday 22nd January 2021 with
the reopening of the various campuses
of the University.