HOTEL WORKERS KILLED MY HUSBAND, STILL DEMANDED N20M – OGUN WOMAN. (PHOTO).

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  Hotel workers killed my husband, still demanded N20m – Ogun woman By Chukwudi Akasike Teacher and mother of four, Rhoda Ogofotha, whose husband was killed in a hotel in Delta State, shares with CHUKWUDI AKASIKE the circumstance that led to her husband’s death in a hotel after he travelled to attend the burial ceremony of a relative What is your occupation? I’m a teacher in Akute, Ogun State. Can you narrate the circumstances that led to your husband’s death in a hotel? My husband travelled from Lagos to attend his brother’s burial, which was on the 22nd of March. So, he left Lagos and on Thursday evening; he lodged in that hotel, the Century Hotel, in his hometown and we talked on Friday. On Saturday morning, he was the one who called me, and we talked for some time. We ended the call at about 7.35 am after he told me he wanted to prepare for the occasion. I told him I wanted to prepare for church. So that very day, we could not talk. It was unusual that my husband did not call m...

SUPER FALCONS RANKS 36TH IN WORLD FIFA RANKINGS, MAINTAINS 1ST POSITION IN AFRICA. (PHOTO).


 Super falcons ranks 36th in world Fifa rankings, maintains 1st position in Africa



The Super Falcons of Nigeria have maintained their 36th position in the most recent FIFA ranking. The update was announced on the website of the world football governing body on Friday, August 16, 2024.


In the African rankings, the Falcons still hold the top position, followed closely by South Africa’s Banyana Banyana.


The Falcons' standing in the rankings was not unexpected, considering their disappointing performance at this summer's Olympics held in Paris. The team finished at the bottom of a challenging group that included Olympic finalist Brazil, Japan, and world champions Spain.


Their matches in the group stage resulted in losses, with the Falcons being defeated by Brazil and Spain, both by a margin of 1-0. The game against Japan also ended in a 3-1 defeat, concluding their Olympic campaign in disappointment.


Zambia, another African representative at the Paris Olympics, has moved up to 62nd place in the rankings. Like the Falcons, the Zambian team also faced defeats in all three of their group stage matches in their second appearance at the Olympics.


Other African teams that saw upward movement in the rankings include South Africa, now at 50th place, and Tunisia at 58th place.


In the updated rankings, the United States of America, the champions of the Paris Olympics, have reclaimed the number one spot. Brazil, the silver medalists, have also moved up and are currently in eighth place, while Spain dropped to third. 

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