LAGOS CELEBRATES WORLD SCHOOL GAMES YOUNG GOLF CHAMPIONS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 LAGOS CELEBRATES WORLD SCHOOL GAMES YOUNG GOLF CHAMPIONS The Lagos State Sports Commission (LSSC) has celebrated four young golfers who represented Nigeria at the World Schools Games Golf Championship in St. Andrews, Scotland, recognising their achievements and engaging parents and stakeholders on the next steps for youth golf development in the state. The Director-General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Mr Lekan Fatodu, received the young golfers, drawn from schools in Lagos, at a reception held at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere. The Nigerian contingent made its debut at the championship, held from September 14 to 16, 2026, competing against young golfers from different countries at the Home of Golf, St Andrews.  Toluwalashe Balogun of Lagoon Schools, Lekki, finished runner-up in the Junior Girls category, while Tiaraoluwa Ahmadu of St. Saviour’s School, Ikoyi, secured a top-five finish. Oluwamayomile Orungbeja of St. Gregory’s College also finished among the top...
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EX- PRESIDENT ZUMA INVOLVED IN A CAR CRASH+ HIS BARRED FROM FROM MSY ELECTION. (PHOTOS).

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Ex-President Jacob Zuma was involved in a car crash last night at around 18:40 pm.


Apparently a 51 year old drunk driver was responsible for the crash , where he turned into President Jacob Zuma's convoy. 


His daughter Duduzile Zuma says President Jacob Zuma woke up in good spirits today and went for a church service in eNkandla. 


SECOND STORY:

South Africa’s Electoral Umpire Bars Ex-President Zuma From May Election


South Africa’s electoral commission said on Thursday it had excluded former president Jacob Zuma from standing in the May 29 general election.


“In the case of former president Zuma, yes, we did receive an objection, which has been upheld,” commission president Mosotho Moepya told reporters, without giving details.


“The party that has nominated him has been informed” as have those objecting to the move, he added.


The decision can be appealed if lodged before April 2.


Zuma, 81, was forced out of office in 2018 under a cloud of corruption allegations.


He is campaigning for the opposition uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) party in an attempt to relaunch his career and weaken his former party, the ruling African National Congress (ANC).


The general election, after which the victor will appoint a president, is set to be tense.


The ANC is on the brink of dropping below 50 percent of the vote for the first time since it came to power at the end of apartheid.


That would force the party once led by Nelson Mandela to form a coalition to stay in office.


The ANC is bleeding support amid a weak economy and allegations of corruption and mismanagement.


The electoral commission said in a statement that under the constitution “any person who was convicted of an offence and sentenced to more than 12 months imprisonment without the option of a fine” cannot stand in an election.


Zuma was sentenced to 15 months in jail in June 2021 after refusing to testify to a panel probing financial corruption and cronyism under his presidency.


Besides his 2021 contempt conviction, he is facing separate charges of corruption in an arms procurement scandal in the 1990s, when he was vice president.

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