Ivy Ifeoma, the girlfriend of Nigerian singer, Paul Okoye, stirred mixed reactions after posting a birthday message for music executive, Jude Okoye, Paul’s older brother. In her Instastory, Ivy posted a picture of Jude with the message:
“Happy belated birthday, Jude.”
While some netizens criticized Ivy for not showing respect to the 46-year-old by calling him by his name, others argued that her post did not imply disrespect. @ajubodosa wrote: “Arrogant little girl.. Wetin you expect when old man dey play with lil popcorn?? If na me I don clear you straight up.. that’s my elder bro put some respect on the name.🙌🏼”
@simplyolaangel_ wrote: “I trust my Yoruba people.. dem for don call her out KOROGBALENUE. I blame her? Na the wondering gbola way dey knack him pikin mate I blame omo ale” @4eva_a_blessing wrote: “na Genz nawww… western style 😂😂 you have to get used to it. This is what happens when you date someone young enough to be your little niece or daughter.”
@callmevictory_ wrote: “All these people in the comment section saying there’s nothing wrong with it I really don’t know if you guys were not raised in Africa, a core African family with morals,respect and values won’t teach their children to be calling their elder ones by their names” See the posts below:
Some top clubs in Europe are already lining up to get the signature of the former Birmingham City midfielder who has consistently shone both on the international and club stage for the Three Lions and German giants Borussia Dortmund. Some of these clubs include Manchester United, Liverpool, and Spanish giants Real Madrid. A fan recently asked Bellingham if he could become a Red Devil in a video shared on social media. While taking a photo with the midfielder, he asked: “Are you gonna come Man U?” Bellingham then moved away, chuckling before replying: “No. Don’t be silly.” Man Utd fan: “Are you gonna come Man U?” Bellingham: “don’t be silly” 🫢#lfc pic.twitter.com/O0DwI9C4Wg — Liverpool Photos (@LiverpoolPhotox) March 10, 2023 Any deal for Bellingham in any capacity is not expected to be cheap with reports suggesting that Dortmund will hold out for around £130m for his services. That will certainly be a price that will disgruntle officials at Old Trafford. The Red Devils were originally linked with a swoop for Bellingham ahead of his move to Dortmund from Birmingham but were beaten to the punch by the German side, a fee of £25m paid to the Midlands outfit. 
The penalty itself drew controversy after Marius Wolf was penalized for handball despite having it kicked towards him at point-blank range. There was also another debate after Havertz was allowed to retake the penalty after it was adjudged that Salih Ozcan had encroached before the German kicked the ball. Speaking to BT Sport after the game, Bellingham said; 
“From where I was, it was pretty close and I’m not sure what more he can do with the hands. I don’t want to get in trouble, I’ve paid enough to them lot. That was disappointing and the fact they’ve had a retake is a joke. For every penalty, especially with a slow run-up, there’s going to be people encroaching. But that’s the game I suppose, he’s made the decision.” 
Opta reported on Monday, February 20, that the introduction meant that he was able to rack up his 50th league win since making the switch to Germany. The new record is a mark of the winning mentality that Bellingham has continued to develop since his switch to the Signal Iduna Park. 
