CWCL: 'BRING THE TROPHY HOME', OKPEBHOLO RALLIES SUPPORT FOR EDO QUEENS. (PHOTO).

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 CWCL: ‘Bring The Trophy Home,’ Okpebholo Rallies Support For Edo Queens The Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, on Friday urged the Edo Queens FC of Benin, representing Nigeria in the ongoing 2024 CAF Women Champions League in Casablanca, Morocco to beat their South Africa counterpart, Mamelodi Sundown and return home with the cup. Okpebholo’s directive was contained in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua in Benin City. He commended the team for their achievements so far, charging them to beat the South Africans to enable them to lead Group B into the semifinals. “Go ahead to also win the cup and bring it to your fatherland. Sports will surely be given the top priority it deserves in my Government,” he said. “I think the girls might be worried about the change of leadership in the Edo State, but I want them to know that we are with them. I have been briefed, and I know our team is in Morocco doing well. So, we will not abandon them. We are aware of the exploits, and

TEACHER CHARGED WITH RAPING STUDENT, 13, HAD DITCHED HUSBAND FOR BOY SHE CALLED HER 'CRYSTAL METH': PROSECUTOR. (PHOTO).


 Teacher charged with raping student, 13, had ditched husband for boy she called her ‘crystal meth’: prosecutor


The Los Angeles-area special ed teacher accused of raping a 13-year-old student in her car had ditched her husband for the teen - whom she referred to as her "crystal meth," according to prosecutors.

Colleen Jo Matarico, a 43-year-old grandmother, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to five felony counts of lewd acts upon a child under age 14, two felony counts of lewd acts upon a child age 14 or 15, and one felony count of furnishing a controlled substance to a minor, CBS News reported.

Prosecutors alleged that she was sexually abusing the male student for over a year, and even left her husband because she believed she was in love with him, the Los Angeles Times added.


In online messages, she called the teen “her ‘crystal meth’” — and “the only person she would go to jail for,” Deputy District Attorney Ariel Anson told Tuesday’s hearing.

The mom of two continued to pursue the boy after “multiple people in her family” begged her to stop — and the boy said he was “concerned and scared” of her jealousy, the prosecutor said.

Matarico – who worked at John Burroughs Middle School – started abusing the boy when he turned 13, while she was still his teacher, Anson told the court.

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