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Stakeholders Look Forward To Kick Off Of Senator LA Unity Soccer Tournament

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Key stakeholders from Kaduna Central Senatorial District of Kaduna State, have expressed anxiety over the kick off of the maiden edition of Mr. LA Peace and Unity Football Tournament.

The tournament, which is in honour of the Senator representing Kaduna Central, Distinguished Senator Lawal Adamu Usman aka Mr
LA, is expected to foster Peace and unity through football as the name implies.

This was contained in a statement jointly signed by Tom Awok (Chikun LG ) fmr Council Secretary Nigeria Referees Council Kaduna State, Mr Abdulgafar Agboola National Technical Director Youth Sports Federation of Nigeria (YSFON) and Ya’u Muhammed Inuwa, member, Kaduna State Football Association

Others who signed the statement are, Sani Abdullahi premier league Match Commissioner and Mal Amanu, Kaduna State representative Nigeria Supporters Club

All efforts to reach the Distinguished Senator proved abortive.

However in his response, the Director of Sports to the Distinguished Senator, Abdulsalam Ahmed Jere assured the sports stakeholders that very soon the tournament will kick off

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We Don’t Report To Pam, Northern Youth CAN Says

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The Chairman of Northern Youth Wing Christians Association of Nigeria (YOWICAN), Musa Misal, has denied issuing any press statement in support of Rev Yakubu Pam, the former Northern CAN chairman, stating that their allegiance is with Rev John Joseph Hayab.
Misal in a statement issued to journalists said some people wrote an earlier statement and asked him to sign, but he refused because he was present when the State Chairmen in the 19 Northern States and FCT elected Rev John Joseph Hayab as their leader.
“I was present, live and direct when the State Chairmen and Secretaries, together with Christian Stakeholders, elected Rev Joseph John Hayab as chairman, an election that has brought joy and relief to many Christians in the region,” he said.
The Northern States YOWICAN and the general public should disregard the fake statement. We are children of God who will give account before God on the day of Judgement.
“I, therefore, wish to disassociate myself from the “Northern CAN Youth Wing Stands Firm for REV Pam ” press statement and also appeal to any of my colleagues that has allowed anyone to use him to stop henceforth.
“My appeal also goes to the former leaders to stop the desperation and join the joy of the moment with Rev Hayab as our New Chairman,” he added.

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EFCC arrests 19 suspected yahoo boys in Benin

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday, arrested 19 suspected internet fraudsters at different locations in Benin City, Edo.

EFCC spokesman, Dele Oyewale, said this in a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja.

According to him, their arrest follows credible intelligence linking them to fraudulent internet activities.

”Items recovered from them include seven exotic cars, laptop computers and phones.

”They have made useful statements and will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded,” he said.

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Pope Francis spends quiet night in hospital, Vatican says

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Pope Francis has spent a night in the hospital without any new complications, the Vatican said on Friday morning.

“As in the previous days, the night was quiet, and the pope is now resting,” a spokesman said.

The 88-year-old head of the Catholic Church has been in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital for two weeks, where he is being treated for a severe bilateral pneumonia.

In recent days, Francis’ condition had slightly improved, according to official reports. Sources close to him revealed in the evening that he was “out of the most critical phase.”

The pope is receiving medication along with physiotherapy aimed at easing the respiratory infection, he is repeatedly being provided with extra oxygen through a face mask or a nasal tube.

This therapy is evidently effective as since the weekend, Francis has had no breathing difficulties, according to official reports. His blood values have also improved.

However, a discharge is not expected soon: “Given the complexity of the medical condition, further days of clinical stability are required,” an evening bulletin stated.

The pontiff has now been in hospital for longer than ever. Doctors still emphasise how dangerous such a severe pneumonia is at Francis’ age.

He was elected as the head of the Church in March 2013, succeeding the German Benedict XVI. Francis is now the second oldest pope in history.(dpa)

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