Sevilla appoint new President as former steps down after 10 years

La Liga: Sevilla appoint new President as former steps down after 10 years

La Liga: Sevilla appoint new President as former steps down after 10 years

Sevilla appoint new president – Getty image Sevilla have bid farewell to their former President Jose Castro, who served the club for 10 years, before stepping down from the role. The club in a tweet on X, announced the appointment of Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco, formerly the vice-president, as his successor.

La Liga: Sevilla appoint new President as former steps down after 10 years

Sevilla appoint new president – Getty image During Castro’s tenure, Sevilla experienced both glorious moments, as well as challenges, with a notable achievement being their seventh Europa League title win in May. The new president, del Nido Carrasco, is also no stranger to the club, having previously acted as de facto president, according to Football Espana. His official appointment is significant to Sevilla’s history, as he becomes the second member of his family to hold the prestigious position at the club, following in the footsteps of Jose Maria del Nido Benavente (2002-2013).

“We are hungry” – Moment Lagos residents refuse cheers, cry out to President Tinubu as his convoy passes

"We are hungry" - Moment Lagos residents refuse cheers, cry out to President Tinubu as his convoy passes

"We are hungry" - Moment Lagos residents refuse cheers, cry out to President Tinubu as his convoy passes

In a video that has since gone viral, residents of Lagos State were captured expressing their frustrations to President Bola Tinubu, who is currently on holiday in the state. The incident unfolded as the president’s convoy passed through Idumota market in Lagos Island. The video showcases a notable lack of enthusiasm from the crowd as the president’s convoy navigated through the populated market. Instead of the expected cheers and waves, traders and bystanders could be heard expressing their grievances in Yoruba, with chants of “Ebi npa wa oo,” meaning “we are hungry.”  

"We are hungry" - Moment Lagos residents refuse cheers, cry out to President Tinubu as his convoy passes

The residents, lining both sides of the road, took the opportunity to voice their concerns about the economic challenges they are facing. The discontent was palpable as onlookers refused to shower the president with traditional cheers, opting instead to draw attention to their struggles and hardships. As the convoy passed through the ever-busy market, people could be seen sharing their stories of economic woes. See below;

Toke Makinwa reacts after Nigerians dragged her for being in President Tinubu’s COP28 delegation in Dubai

Toke Makinwa reacts after Nigerians dragged her for being in President Tinubu's COP28 delegation in Dubai

Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa found herself at the center of controversy as she faced backlash from Nigerians for being part of President Tinubu’s delegation to COP28 in Dubai. The criticism, which gained traction on various social media, questioned Toke Makinwa’s qualifications to attend such a high-profile international meeting with the President. To address the criticism, Toke took to her social media page, specifically on X, to share her perspective.

Toke Makinwa reacts after Nigerians dragged her for being in President Tinubu's COP28 delegation in Dubai

In a post, she responded defiantly, emphasing the significance of her presence among world leaders, royalty, climate change advocates, and industry game changers at COP28. Toke Makinwa emphasized the importance of the gathering in Dubai, where global figures convened to discuss strategies for saving the planet. She wrote; ‘’When world leaders, Royalty, Climate change advocates and industry game changers gather to meet in Dubai  to discuss how to save the planet, #Cop28 May your name be what the whole country decides to trend. (Amen). See you all at Cop30 in Rio Signed, Item number 7. #Cop28Dubai” In another post on X, Toke Makinwa wrote; “Hi Twitter, by the way, it’s been a minute. At this point, I think my ass also needs its own account. Off to dinner in Dubai” See below;

Osimhen to Chelsea in doubt as Napoli President confirms advanced talks of contract extension

Osimhen to Chelsea in doubt as Napoli President confirms advanced talks of contract extension

Chelsea pursuit of Napoli’s Victor Osimhen faces setback as president Aurelio De Laurentiis reveals advanced talks of contract extension. Following reports of Chelsea considering a swoop bid for Osimhen to address their goalscoring issues, Napoli are reportedly determined to keep the forward for future projects. The Nigerian striker played a vital role in Napoli’s Serie A title victory last season, making him a prime target for club’s across Europe, seeking attacking reinforcements. De Laurentiis, while speaking at an awards ceremony said, “For Osimhen, we are now at the signing stage which has been pending since the summer.”

Osimhen to Chelsea in doubt as Napoli President confirms advanced talks of contract extension

Napoli striker Victor Osimhen – Getty image Chelsea’s interest in the 24-year-old striker grew due to their challenges in front of goal in the Premier League this season, despite substantial investments in attacking options. The struggles of summer signing Nicolas Jackson and the absence of Christopher Nkunku intensified the need for a more daring goalscorer. Napoli’s strong stance on Osimhen’s value, with a reported £120m price tag, had dismissed suitors in the summer, but Chelsea returned, with the willingness to make the huge investment. However, with contract talks progressing with the Naples club, Chelsea’s hopes of securing Osimhen in the upcoming transfer window face uncertainty. The striker’s agent reportedly engaged in discussions with Napoli’s leadership during the recent Champions League clash against Real Madrid, to explore the possibilities for an extension, increased salary, and new release clause for the Super Eagles star.

Moment Oyinbo woman tries to block President Tinubu during a group photograph with dignitaries at COPE28 summit

Moment Oyinbo woman tries to block President Tinubu during a group photograph with dignitaries at COPE28 summit

Moment Oyinbo woman tries to block President Tinubu during a group photograph with dignitaries at COPE28 summit

A video of an Oyinbo woman trying to block President Tinubu during a group photo with dignitaries at the COPE28 summit has gone viral. The incident, which occurred as dignitaries posed with Prince Charles has caused serious buzz online. The video, which surfaced on Friday, December 1, revealed a peculiar interaction during a group photo session featuring President Tinubu, Prince Charles, and other prominent figures. As the dignitaries lined up for the photograph, the woman in question walked to the front with the apparent intention of exchanging pleasantries with Prince Charles, who was standing next to President Tinubu.

Moment Oyinbo woman tries to block President Tinubu during a group photograph with dignitaries at COPE28 summit

After the brief exchange of pleasantries, the woman positioned herself in front of President Tinubu, seemingly aiming to be prominently featured in the group photograph. Swiftly reacting to the situation, an aide to President Tinubu, who was recording the incident, called out to the woman, requesting her to move as she was unintentionally obstructing the view of the President of Nigeria. The incident caused a momentary stir, with onlookers expressing surprise and confusion at the unprecedented occurrence. See below;

Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and wife, Dolapo celebrate 34 years wedding anniversary

Yemi Osinbajo and wife, Dolapo celebrate 34 years wedding anniversary

Yemi Osinbajo and wife, Dolapo celebrate 34 years wedding anniversary

Former Vice President of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, and his wife, Dolapo, mark their 34th wedding anniversary today, November 25. The couple, who exchanged vows in 1989, have stood the test of time, navigating through life’s ups and downs with grace and resilience. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo are proud parents of three children.

Yemi Osinbajo and wife, Dolapo celebrate 34 years wedding anniversary

Taking to her Instagram page to commemorate the special occasion, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo expressed gratitude and thanksgiving for the 34 years of marital bliss. She shared a heartfelt message capturing the essence of their enduring journey together. Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo Wrote; ‘’34 years to the glory of God. I praise God” See below;

Man cries out to Nigeria’s president as country’s economy has made it difficult to feed his dogs

Man dogs feed economy president

Man dogs feed economy president

A man has gone online to make an appeal to Nigeria’s president over the harsh economy that has made it difficult for him to feed his dogs. The man went online to lament over the current economic condition and revealed that the state of economic hardship in the country has been it difficult to get good foods for his dogs.

Man dogs feed economy

Emaciated dog. He videoed the emaciated dogs whose rib cage was shown clearly. However the video stirred uproar as many berated him, telling him to set the animals free if he cannot feed them. In reaction, _jesssiiica__ wrote: “Uncle see how healthy you look?! There’s absolutely no reason for this abuse; unchain the dog so he can find his helper.” damisi.i wrote: “Wth!!! This is meannnn. If you can’t afford to feed your pet, sell them or give them out to someone else!!” toskyme_fashion said: “U get mind video this act of cruelty. Bro you can also do this to your domestic staff.” itisbobby said: “Nah u need to unchain him , even God won’t punish us for our sins to this extent” adeyemiseun wrote: “They should put that dog down, or find a new owner” ekwutousi_ said: “Patient dog eye don see shege why still put chain on his neck though” Watch the video below:

Real Madrid President Perez contemplates selling David Alaba

Real Madrid President Florentino Perez is reportedly open to offers for David Alaba, if such deal is around €40 million for the defender. Real Madrid are said to be disappointed with Alaba’s inconsistent performances this season, particularly for Perez, who is purportedly unhappy with the player’s contributions. Alaba, who arrived at Real Madrid on a free transfer from Bayern Munich in 2021, has been a valuable asset for the club before now. However, he had one of his less impressive outings in Real Madrid 3-1 La Liga derby loss to Atletico Madrid last month.

Real Madrid President Perez contemplates selling David Alaba

David Alaba – Getty image Meanwhile, Alaba’s contract with Real Madrid extends until the summer of 2025, and he has played 94 matches across various competitions since his transfer. The 31-year-old has had an illustrious career, especially contributing to Bayern Munich’s many achievements in the past. Giving his age, it remains uncertain if any club will be willing to table Perez’s figures.

President Tinubu emerges as ECOWAS chairman

President Tinubu emerges as ECOWAS chairman

President Tinubu emerges as ECOWAS chairman

During the 63rd Ordinary Session of ECOWAS, President Bola Tinubu was elected as the Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government. The session took place in the capital of Guinea-Bissau, Bissau, on a Sunday afternoon, 9th of July, 2023. President Tinubu emerges as ECOWAS chairmanPresident of Nigeria, Chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu. “We will take democracy seriously, Democracy is very tough but it is the form of government,” the Nigerian president said after he received handover documents from the outgoing chairman who is Guinea-Bissau’s President, Umaro Embaló. The position of the ECOWAS Chairmanship is filled by one of the heads of state or government from the member countries, selected through a rotational system for a duration of one year. Ex-president, Muhammadu Buhari held the position between 2018 and 2019.

“Why we should be proud Tinubu is our President” ― Keyamo

"Why we should be proud Tinubu is our President" ― Keyamo

Festus Keyamo, SAN, has said that Nigerians should be proud of having Bola Ahmed Tinubu as president while describing him as a great economist who knows all the nuances of how to grow a modern economy. The former Minister of State for Labour and Employment disclosed this on his Twitter handle on Monday.

"Why we should be proud Tinubu is our President" ― Festus Keyamo

President Bola Tinubu (Image gotten from @officialABAT, Twitter) According to Keyamo: “A new crop of leaders is emerging in Africa that have clear ideas as to how they want their various economies and societies to be run so as to prioritise their self-sustenance and cultural imperatives over and above theories and conditionalities of the Western World and other bigger economies that do not sit well with their people. “We should be proud that we have @officialABAT at this time as President who, from a rich antecedent, knows all the nuances of how to grow a modern economy and can easily connect with other African leaders on such initiatives”. In other news, President Tinubu joined world leaders in Paris, France on Thursday last week to review and sign a New Global Financial Pact that places vulnerable countries on a priority list for support and investment, following the devastating impact of climate change, energy crisis, and after effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. The summit afforded the president the opportunity of projecting his advocacy for widening the fiscal space, and economic justice for Africa as the world accelerates the pace of energy transition and the urgency of addressing the pressing issues of poverty and climate change. The two-day Summit, June 22 and 23 looks at opportunities to restore fiscal space to countries that face difficult short-term financial challenges, especially the most indebted; mobilize innovative financing for countries vulnerable to climate change; foster development in low-income countries, and encourage investment in “green” infrastructure for the energy transition in emerging and developing economies. President Tinubu and the other global leaders, multilateral institutions, financial experts and economists took a more holistic look at the recovery of economies from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and rising cases of poverty, with a view to providing access to finance and investment that will leverage inclusive growth. The Summit was hosted by President Emmanuel Macron of France at Palais Brongniart.