HIGH STAKES IN MOROCCO SHOWDOWN AS NIGERIAN BILLIONAIRE PUTS $500,000 ON THE LINE.(PHOTO).

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 High stakes in Morocco showdown as Nigerian billionaire puts $500,000 on the line. Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu has pledged significant cash bonuses to motivate the Super Eagles ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash against host nation Morocco. Rabiu, Chairman of BUA Group, announced a $500,000 reward for a victory, with an additional $50,000 promised for every goal scored in the match. The pledge was disclosed in a message posted on X following Nigeria’s 2–0 victory over Algeria in Marrakech, a win that secured the Super Eagles a place in the last four of the tournament. Rabiu further revealed that he would reward the team with $1 million if Nigeria goes on to win the AFCON title, alongside a bonus of $100,000 for each goal scored in the final. Nigeria, three-time AFCON champions, will take on Morocco on Wednesday, January 14, as the tournament enters its semi-final stage.

A COMMUNITY IN NNEWI,BAN'S WOMEN FROM WEARING TROUSERS.

        A law has been passed in Akwaihedi community in Nnewi south local Government Area of Anabra state,against women wearing trousers.Any culprits will be fined N50,000.A NYSC member,Grace Uduak ,said she was shocked when the ruler slammed her for wearing the NYSC uniform,because it's trouser;Already,10 people have been fined by the community court.Police men were not allowed to enter the community,as the monarch said the traditional court would handle domestic issues.The law was promulgated by the Igwe and the president of the town union,and they stipulated that no woman should wear trousers.Women are also forbidden from walking in public without covering their heads.What about men,no law against them?

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