In a recent social media sensation, a video capturing a young lady, who happens to be another security guard employed by Chicken Republic, dancing on duty, has gone viral. The footage, which surfaced online earlier today, showcases the young lady showing off her impressive dance moves while supposedly being responsible for maintaining security at the popular fast-food restaurant. The incident has attracted attention and sparked a wave of comments connecting her actions to those of the Happie Boys, who found themselves traveling to Cyprus for studies after hitting the spotlight in a similar manner. Reacting… @iampsalmbee wrote; “Daddy OPM don wise 🤦🏽♂️” @kunta.kite said; “Happy bois dun cast the format 😂😂 helpers left the chat 🙈” @pretty_divaella said; “Una don start again. The return of happy girls” @singlebonecfr wrote; “Nah to apply for one chicken republic security work asap, then dance so person go video me then I will now go viral.😂” @mamash_exclusive said; “What’s the ‘situation’. She’s at work! Working! Like every one of us! If you don’t carry your work on your head and be happy and proud with it, how do you intend to grow in life?” @voltageofhype said; “Another dancer 😂😂😂😂 una do we’ll make she dance enter next week nobody Dey do visa for her to Cyprus 🇨🇾 the last one when dem help na regret we Dey help the MOG regret like this 😂😂😂😂😂” @___bagboy_millano said; “Na new update ?? Make I go start to dance for mr Biggs maybe my helper fit record me” See below;
The footballer who plays for Sparta Prague on loan from Getafe, posted a video on social media on Monday, February 13, saying he is gay, making him one of the most high-profile male soccer players to come out. Jankto said in the video; “Hi, I’m Jakub Jankto. Like everybody else, I have my strengths, I have my weaknesses. I have a family, I have my friends. I have a job, which I have been doing as best as I can for years, with seriousness, professionalism, and passion. 
“Like everybody else, I also want to live my life in freedom, without fears, without prejudice, without violence, but with love. I’m homosexual and I no longer want to hide myself.” A message at the end of the video read: “This is not entertainment. The purpose of this video is to encourage others.” pic.twitter.com/PZNSAteOch — Jakub Jankto (@jakubjanktojr) February 13, 2023 Messages of support quickly followed Jankto’s post, with Sparta Prague saying on Twitter: “Jakub Jankto spoke openly about his sexual orientation with the club’s management, coach and team-mates some time ago. Everything else concerns his personal life. No further comments. No more questions. You have our support. Live your life, Jakub. Nothing else matters.” The Premier League replied to Jankto’s tweet, saying: “We’re with you, Jakub. Football is for everyone.” The Professional Footballers’ Association added: “Well said, Jakub. We’re all with you!”, while players’ organisation FIFPRO said: “Live your life, Jakub. Proud.” 27-year-old Jankto previously played for Italian clubs Sampdoria and Udinese and has made 45 appearances for the Czech national team, scoring four goals and setting up 13 more. He’s now the first La Liga player to come out as homosexual, and follows in the footsteps of Adelaide United star Josh Cavallo and Blackpool youth striker Jake Daniels as one of the few openly gay players in the men’s game. 
