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11/12/2022

Grant Wahl, one of the most well-known soccer writers in the United States, has died.

Wahl was covering the World Cup match between Argentina and the Netherlands.

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25/11/2022

WHAT KILLED SAMMIE OKPOSO?

Gospel singer Sammie Okposo is dead.

According to reports, the singer, who recently made headlines following a cheating scandal, slumped and died at his home on Friday morning.

Popular Nigerian gospel singer Sammie Okposo died in the early hours of Friday, multiple sources report.

According to reports, the singer, who recently made headlines following a cheating scandal, slumped and died at his home on Friday morning.

He was 51.

Okposo set the internet ablaze early this year when he took to his verified Instagram page to apologise to his wife, Ozioma after cheating on her with another woman in the United States in an incident that happened in 2021.

As a result of the scandal, the singer made the decision to take time off from ministration in order retrace his step with God before returning back to ministry after a few months.

In May this year, the veteran singer escaped death by the whiskers in a ghastly car accident while driving at 3rd mainland bridge in Lagos but Okposo said he “was saved from the hands of the devil and his cohorts.”

17/11/2022

🟢BUKAYO SAKA NAMED ENGLAND MEN’S PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND TIME MEDIA NEWEST CLASS OF NEXT GENERATION LEADERS.

Bukayo Ayoyinka saka after receiving Englands Men’s player of the year for 2021/2022, Time Media and Company decorated him with the honor of TIME's newest class of Next Generation Leaders:

TIME described How Bukayo Saka had became the inspiring new face of British soccer.

Since the 1980s, young Black wingers have been derogatorily pigeonholed as talented luxuries, players who can score amazing goals but who are not to be relied upon in a pinch, writes Charlie Campbell.

Saka has blown up that racist shibboleth by demonstrating an innate tactical knowledge. He sees space before it appears and can predict teammates' movements they haven't yet thought of themselves.

Saka attributes his hard work and professionalism to his upbringing in a Nigerian immigrant family in the West London suburb of Greenford. "Anything put my mind to, [my parents] pushed me 100% to give it my all, and to make sure I'm the best I can be," he says.

His 20 goals and 19 assists in 106 Premier League appearances for Arsenal-where he was player of the year for the past two seasons-have cemented Saka's place as an England regular on the right wing of the pitch. In September, he won the England men's player of the year award.

After the Qatar World Cup in November, Saka's dream is to test himself on Europe's grandest club stage of the Champions League. There's little doubt that he's destined to reach the pinnacle of the sport, and inspire a few people along the way. "I just want young people to realize that I was like them one day -with a dream," says Saka.

🥇Credit: Time Media News Company.

Congratulations Bukayo Saka the newest class of next generation leader ♥️

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