SUPER EAGLES COACH ERIC CHELLE SIGNS WITH NEW SPORTS AGENCY TO REPRESENT HIM HENCEFORTH. (PHOTO).

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 Super eagles coach Eric Chelle has signed for a new sports agency to represent him henceforth.  Eric Chelle, head coach of Nigeria’s Super Eagles, has signed with a new sports agency to represent him going forward.  The move is expected to strengthen his professional management and strategic engagements within the global football space.

THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF SUSSEX MET WITH THE PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA TODAY AND THE WIDOW OF NELSON MANDELA.{PHOTOS}.

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     Today, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continued the #RoyalVisitSouthAfrica by meeting the President of South Africa, President Ramaphosa, meeting Graça Machel, widow of Nelson Mandela, and visiting a Youth Employment Service.
At the Youth Employment Service Their Royal Highnesses learnt about the programme which aims to tackle the issue of youth unemployment by creating one million work opportunities over the next three years.
They also attended a Creative Industries and Business Reception meeting entrepreneurs and finding out more about the UK/South Africa relationship.
Finally, to conclude the #RoyalVisitSouthAfrica TRHs met President Ramaphosa.More photos below.
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