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.

TRUMP RULES OUT DEPORTING PRINCE HARRY: 'HE'S GOT ENOUGH PROBLEMS WITH HIS WIFE'. (VIDEO/PHOTO).



 Trump rules out deporting Prince Harry: ‘He’s got enough problems with his wife’


Prince Harry can breathe freely in Montecito, because President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting the self-exiled British royal.

Harry’s immigration status is the subject of litigation in Washington DC, with the Heritage Foundation alleging that he may have concealed past illegal drug use that should have disqualified him from obtaining a US visa.

But the president told The New York Post Friday that he isn’t interested in throwing Harry out of the country.

“I don’t want to do that,” he said. 

“I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”


Trump took the opportunity to praise Harry’s estranged older brother William, with whom he met privately in Paris in December during the reopening ceremony of Notre-Dame Cathedral. 

“I think William is a great young man,” he said.


The Duke of Sussex and his liberal American wife Meghan Markle have voiced disapproval of Trump over the years, including one outburst in which the Duchess called the president “divisive” and “misogynistic.”

Trump in turn has described Harry as “whipped” by Markle. 

“I think poor Harry is being led around by the nose.”

Watch video below. 


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