Music band. Tragedy has ensued as a complete music band is abducted by kidnappers who are demanding for 10 million naira per head. The report was made by the Nigerian musician Temitope Elizabeth Badmus via her Instagram account @Queenmadiva_.
Music band. The kidnappers are said to have kidnapped Omoba De Jumbo Beats and his music band. Where the incident had happened is yet to be ascertained, but it was learned that the kidnappers are demanding 10 million naira ransom for each person. Temitope has called on the authorities to intervene while enjoining Nigerians to pray for the captives. @Queenmadiva_ wrote … “A whole band kinapped and 10million ransome on each person requested GOD Please Have MERCY @omobadejumbobeats I Pray you all come out of these alive A. Thank you @oyinlomodiamond for posting without knowing who the artist was same as i, i pray God show them mercy” See post below …
Angelo Gabriel celebrating a goal scored for Santos. Source: Getty Chelsea said in a statement; “Chelsea has completed the signing of Brazilian winger Angelo Gabriel from Santos. Born in Brasilia, the 18-year-old arrives at Stamford Bridge with a wealth of senior football under his belt; he made 129 first-team appearances for Santos across all competitions. Welcome to Chelsea, Angelo!” Angelo is now expected to join his new teammates on their pre-season tour of the United States, although he is likely to be sent out on loan for the 2023-24 campaign, with Strasbourg an option. The attacker became the youngest player in Brazilian top-flight history when he made his debut at the age of just 15 years and 308 days in 2020. Angelo has remained a regular fixture in the Santos first team since that debut, making 129 senior appearances for the club despite his age. Chelsea have committed large amounts of spending to the academy since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital arrived last summer. 
Angelo Gabriel playing for Santos. Source: Getty Diego Moreira has joined from Benfica on a free transfer this week while Ecuadorian wonderkid Kendry Paez has also signed, though will only join when he turns 18 in 2025. Last summer, big moves were made for Cesare Casadei, Andrey Santos, Omari Hutchinson, and Carney Chukwuemeka. Whether or not Angelo stays with the first-team remains to be seen as Mauricio Pochettino works with the squad. The Argentine wants to take a close look at every player before making a decision on whether or not to sanction departures. Pochettino has a history of developing youngsters and the hope is that Angelo will be the latest success story. 
