A beautiful little girl has gone viral on social media after flaunting her extremely long and full natural hair. Her mother identified as @Treeegreen proudly shared a video of her daughter who has very full and long hair. She also shared when she turned the hair to beautiful braids. Captioning the video, the woman expressed her gratitude to God for the gift of being able to do hair, explaining that she cannot imagine paying someone to do all of her daughter’s hair. The video has since gone viral, with many netizens reacting to the young girl’s hair and the beautiful braids. Some went as far as requesting hair care routine from the woman. @river4sadie said: “We need her hair routine ma’am.” @ALEXIS said: “I’m about to have a little girl pleaseee what’s your secret? lol Her hair is BEAUTIFUL.” @cynitaronnie said: “Can I see a video or picture of her hair as straight as you can get it like a silk press please.” @Jadaanaee reacted: “My hair would be like that if my momma ain’t perm it when I was a kid.” @Torka reacted: “Omggg who gon take it down! I’d pass away at that thought.” @silentstormartwork reacted: “Your daughter hair is blessed.” @Kay Ann Shelton said: “I told God give me a boy cause I can’t comb hair, he gave me the boy but with the hair I can’t let it get this far tho.” Watch the video below: @treeegreen So grateful the Lord blessed me with the gift of doing hair lol because I cant imagine paying someone to do all of this hair 😩😭🤣 My baby is beautiful though! 😍🥰#mydaughter #girlmom #fypシ #2023 #viral #longhairdontcare #naturalhairstyles #braids #fulaniflipoverbraids #fulaniflipover #knotlessbraidshairstyles #knotlessbraids ♬ original sound – 𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙛𝙛_ – 𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙛𝙛_
Romain Faivre playing for Lorient. Source: Getty The former France Under-21 international was a regular starter for Lorient, contributing five goals and three assists in 17 games. Lyon have stated that they have a 10% sell-on clause on the 25-year-old, who made 28 competitive appearances for Les Gones. Commenting on the new signing, Bournemouth chief executive Neill Blake told the club’s official website: “It’s great for the club to have secured such a talent in Romain. He’s a player we’ve been monitoring for a number of years since his move to Brest, and we were particularly impressed with his progress while on loan at Lorient. 
Romain Faivre celebrates a goal scored for Lorient. Source: Getty “We wish him all the best for the coming season and look forward to seeing him continue his development.” The Cherries will be able to keep a close eye on Faivre’s progress, due to the fact that Bournemouth owner Bill Foley is a minority shareholder at Lorient. Lorient were keen to keep hold of Faivre for another season and have utilised their relationship with Cherries to facilitate the move. Foley, who is keen to pursue a multi-club ownership model, purchased a 33% stake in the Ligue 1 club earlier this year. Faivre on the other hand, is the second player to move between Bournemouth and Lorient since Foley completed his purchase of both clubs. Faivre, who turned 25 today, July 14, joined Lyon in January 2022 from Brest following three years at AS Monaco, where he mainly played for the reserve team. 
The suspended CBN Gov, Godwin Emefiele According to the statement obtained by GistReel, the suspension is sequel to the ongoing investigation of the CBN boss’s office and the planned reforms in the financial sector of the economy. “Mr Emefiele has been directed to immediately hand over the affairs of his office to the Deputy Governor (Operations Directorate), who will act as the CBN Governor, pending the conclusion of investigation and the reforms,” he said Reacting to this, Dr Muda Yusuf, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE), says the suspension of Mr Godwin Emefiele as the CBN Governor is not a surprise. Yusuf told NAN in Lagos that the suspension showed that “President Bola Tinubu’s administration is at variance with the policy disposition of the CBN under Emefiele. “The monetary and foreign exchange policy thrusts of President Tinubu’s administration is at variance with the policy disposition of the CBN under Emefiele. “President Tinubu was very clear in his inaugural speech about his resentment of some current CBN policies such as the multiple exchange rate and the Naira redesign policy. According to Yusuf, it is therefore logical that the CBN governor be advised to proceed on suspension. 
Dr Muda Yusuf, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) Also reacting is a financial expert, Prof. Uche Uwaleke, who said the suspension of Mr Godwin Emefiele was long foretold. Uwaleke, a Professor of Finance and Capital Market at the Nasarawa State University, Keffi, said this on Friday in Abuja. He said, “Recall that Mr Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was equally suspended from office by the Jonathan administration. “This suspension will mark an end to a turbulent era.” Uwaleke further said that Emefiele would be remembered for implementing big ideas such as the Anchor Borrower Programme, the RT200, the eNaira and a raft of interventions which helped to stimulate the economy during periods of economic recession. 
