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Former Super Falcons coach Waldrum questions NFF over use of $960,000 FIFA World Cup grant

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Former Super Falcons head coach Randy Waldrum has challenged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to explain how it spent the $960,000 he insists FIFA disbursed to all participating nations in October 2022 for preparations ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.    In a video that has gone viral on social media, Waldrum accused the federation of failing to organise a proper pre-tournament training camp despite receiving the grant. “I have a real close contact here in the US that is very connected with some of the board at FIFA. This person told me that in October, every country was given $960,000 from FIFA to prepare for the World Cup. Where is that money?” he asked.   Waldrum criticised what he described as poor planning around the team’s October 2022 friendly in Japan, saying the logistics left his squad physically exhausted. “We went to Japan, we flew in, played the game, and went home. Some of our players didn’t arrive until...
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"Somalia is not a nation" Its people walking around, killing each other " - Trump drags Somalia

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US President Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on Somali immigrants for a second consecutive day, claiming they have “destroyed Minnesota” and “destroyed our country.” His remarks come amid growing criticism that he is using inflammatory language toward migrant communities.   Speaking to reporters, Trump described Minnesota as “a hellhole right now,” asserting that Somali residents “should be out of here” and that “all they do is complain.” His comments follow recent fraud cases involving individuals of Somali descent accused in Covid relief schemes that netted more than $1 billion. Minnesota is home to roughly 80,000 Somali Americans. Trump’s rhetoric coincides with the start of a new immigration crackdown in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area. A senior law enforcement official said Immigration and Customs Enforcement is not specifically targeting Somalis, though some may be arrested if they are found to have violated immigration laws. The president also escalated hi...
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Referee issues 17 Red cards following massive fight in Bolivian Cup football match

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A Bolivian Cup quarter-final clash between Blooming and Real Oruro ended in absolute chaos after the final  whistle, leading the referee to issue a staggering 17 red cards following a huge brawl involving players and staff from both sides. The match ended in a 2-2 draw in the Copa Bolivia quarter-finals, meaning Blooming advanced to the semi-finals thanks to their 2-1 victory in the first leg. However, the action on the pitch was completely overshadowed by the violent scenes that erupted just moments after the match concluded. In video clips that went viral on social media, players from both teams are seen coming together in a huge crowd, where staff members and players began throwing punches. The widespread violence became so severe that police present at the game were forced to use tear gas to stop the disorder. Reports indicate the unsavoury scenes began when Oruro star Sebastian Zeballos was held back by Blooming players, broke free, and began pushing. His teammate ...
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Nigerian woman take photos as she models online

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