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Sadio Mane has constructed a stadium in his village, Bambali in Senegal. He played football on the former mud pitch when he visited his village in 2022. He took it upon himself to transform it to a stadium. He has now built a stadium, £455,000 hospital, £250,000 school, fuel station and post office for his people.

Gabon national team player Guélor Kanga Kaku is set to meet the CAF Disciplinary committee to explain why his mother died in 1986 but his birth certificate claims he was born in 1990. 🇬🇦😀

Ghanaian player Abdul Fatawu rejected the invitation of the Ghana national team to play in the AFCON in order to maintain his position with Leicester City. The player received a red card today, which will prevent him from participating for 3 matches (until February 10). The African Cup ends on February 11.

Cristiano Ronaldo has officially WON The Globe Soccer's "Maradona Award” for being 2023's Top Scorer. 🐐🏆 Also, Cristiano Ronaldo has Won his Fifth IFFHS World's Best Top Goal Scorer Award, The Most in The History. 🐐🖐🏼 Just CR7 things! 🐐🤷‍♂️ 🖍️ All Sports

Days After She Was Seen In Church, Self-acclaimed Relationship Expert, Blessing Okoro, Visits 'The Goddess Of Seven Rivers' She wrote: “After church we go shrine, after shrine we go river, then we use law of the land and nature. Deity Juju Shrine Temple River Power Water... We are fortified. We no go gree for anybody...”

The National Universities Commission (NUC), has denounced the list of fake professors in some Nigerian Universities being circulated in the media by some mischief makers as reportedly published by a Lagos-based electronic media as untrue and could not have emanated from the apex regulatory educational body without due consultation with their accredited universities. According to Dr. Noel Abiodun Saliu, Deputy Executive Secretary in Charge of its Academic Directorate, he explained that such information should be taken as mischievous and unfounded; and could not have emanated from the National Universities Commission (NUC). He asserted that such publication should be taken as the handiwork of mischief-makers who are out to destroy the hard-earned reputation of those prestigious institutions whose names were mentioned and also to undermine the work of the apex regulatory educational agency. In a statement made available by Adetunji Adeleye, Deputy Director, Corporate Affairs D