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COLE PARMER RULED OUT IN ENGLISH SQUAD

Cole Palmer has been ruled out of England's upcoming UEFA Nations League match against Greece due to a fitness concern. After initially joining the squad, he returned to Chelsea's training ground to focus on rehabilitation. This has been a blow for England's interim manager Lee Carsley, who is also missing Phil Foden and Ollie Watkins for this international break. Carsley has decided not to call up replacements, which could open up opportunities for other young players in the squad, such as Morgan Gibbs-White and Noni Madueke.

The Super Eagles are preparing intensely for their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Benin, aiming to strengthen their position in the group standings. The team is focused on delivering a strong performance and has been working on tactics, fitness, and cohesion under the guidance of their coaching staff. This match is crucial, as it will bring them closer to qualifying for the prestigious continental tournament. Fans and supporters eagerly await the lineup and strategies Nigeria will deploy to secure victory and advance in the qualifiers.

Single Mothers Never Planned to Be Single: Choosing the Right Partner Over Settling for the Wrong One"

Many single mothers today never planned for this journey. They didn’t set out to raise children alone, but life took unexpected turns. Some marriages didn’t work out, and others trusted their partners deeply, only to be left behind once pregnancy changed everything.

But let’s also remember that single fathers face similar struggles. It’s not just about one side; both men and women have found themselves unexpectedly alone in parenting. Often, these situations come from jumping too quickly into relationships that weren’t right, sometimes out of fear of being alone or because of “what will people say?”

The truth is, settling with the wrong person is a heavy burden to carry. While the outside world might have opinions, your happiness and peace are what truly matter. When we make choices based on love, respect, and mutual goals, we set a strong foundation for the future. On the other hand, rushing into something just to feel “secure” can bring heartache in the long run.

If you’re still waiting for that special person, don’t let desperation be your guide. Remember, it’s better to wait for someone who genuinely respects and values you than to rush into a relationship that drains your joy. A strong partnership is worth waiting for.

To those raising children alone, know that your strength is inspiring. Life might have taken unexpected turns, but you are doing an incredible job. Every day, you show resilience and courage. Embrace your journey, focus on growth, and trust that the right people will find their way into your life.

A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation.

I Am Humiliated; It Is My Reputation, My Honour– Woman in Viral Tapes Alleges Betrayal by Baltasar
HnewssNov 11, 2024 11:05 AM
According to Vanguard, a scandal involving former Director-General of Equatorial Guinea’s National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), Baltasar Engonga, has taken a dramatic turn as Cristel Nchama, one of the women allegedly featured in leaked explicit videos with him, has come forward accusing him of betrayal after a four-year relationship. Nchama has filed a formal complaint with the National Gendarmerie in Malabo, expressing her devastation over the leaked footage, which has caused a national scandal and severely damaged her reputation.

Engonga, who was already under investigation for fraud, faces further scrutiny after authorities reportedly discovered nearly 400 explicit videos. The footage allegedly includes encounters with several high-profile women, such as his brother’s wife, his cousin, a member of the presidential family, the wife of the police director-general, and about 20 ministers' wives.



Nchama stated that she had initially resisted being filmed, trusting that Engonga would respect her privacy. “I am humiliated,” she said. “My reputation and honor are at stake. I want to know how these videos were leaked and why he kept them.” Nchama claims Engonga had promised to delete the footage, describing the leak as a profound betrayal. She is now seeking reparations for the damage to her dignity.

Engonga’s immediate dismissal from ANIF followed the scandal, with the government also suspending several officials allegedly involved in similar activities. As details continue to emerge, the public is left grappling with ethical and privacy concerns in a scandal that has deeply shaken Equatorial Guinea

The cost of refilling cooking gas cylinders has become a pressing issue for many Nigerians, with the price per kilogram varying widely across the country.
As of today, the average price of 1kg of cooking gas hovers around ₦1500, but the exact amount depends on the location and the size of the gas cylinder.

The 12.5kg cylinder, a common household size, tends to cost more to refill than smaller options like the 12kg, 6kg, 5kg, and 3kg cylinders. Among the highest refill costs is the 50kg cylinder, widely used by large households and commercial establishments.

Consumers have also noted a difference in how long cooking gas lasts, as usage duration for 1kg of gas varies based on several factors.

The intensity of the flame is another key factor, as higher flames deplete gas more quickly. Cooking frequency and duration also play a role, with frequent, lengthy cooking sessions resulting in faster gas depletion.

Despite the high cost, many Nigerians have no alternative but to continue using cooking gas, especially in urban areas where other options may be less accessible.

The fluctuating prices and varying refill costs highlight the impact of Nigeria’s economic environment on essential household items, leaving consumers hoping for relief in the form of price stabilization.

See the price of cooking gas per kg below:

1kg Cooking gas – ₦1,500

3kg Cooking gas – ₦3,000

5kg Cooking gas – ₦7,500

6kg Cooking gas – ₦5,700

10kg Cooking gas – ₦9,500

12kg Cooking gas – ₦15,000

12.5kg Cooking gas – ₦18,750

20kg Cooking gas – ₦30,000

25kg Cooking gas – ₦37,500

50kg Cooking gas – ₦75,000

100kg Cooking gas – ₦150,000

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November 11th 2024

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