MAN ALLEGEDLY ADMITS TO IMPREGNATING OWN DAUGHTER IN ADAMAWA. (PHOTO).

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 Man allegedly admits to impregnating own daughter in Adamawa A man in Adamawa State has admitted to sleeping with her own daughter and getting her pregnant. The man, Jediel Sylvester, a resident of Ganye Local Government Area in southern Adamawa, told a court in which he was arraigned that lust propelled him into the act. The Upper Area Court No.1, sitting in Ganye, presided over by Kabiru Musa, remanded the man at a correctional center after pleading guilty. Sylvester was brought before the court after a direct criminal complaint was filed against him by his daughter and an uncle, Mohammed Audi through their Counsel, Abdulrahman Njidda who cited Section 111 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law Adamawa State 2018 for the move against Sylvester. Audi, while explaining to the court that the defendant was married to his sister who gave birth to the victim, said the defendant took his daughter to a medical personnel after she complained to him that her menstrual flow had ceas...

AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS COMMERCIAL REVENUE UP BY 90%, SAYS CAF. (PHOTO).


 Africa Cup of Nations commercial revenue up by 90%, says CAF


The Confederation of African Football said it has had a 90% increase in commercial revenue for the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, calling it “the most successful commercial story in the history of African football” but without providing any figures.


CAF said on Friday this was because of the increase in commercial partners and media rights distribution and venturing into new markets, most notably in Asia.


“The growth has been matched by a steady expansion of the sponsor portfolio, with the number of commercial partners increasing from nine during the 2021 tournament to 17 at the finals in Ivory Coast in 2023,” a statement from African football’s controlling body said.


“For the 2025 edition in Morocco, CAF has continued to attract more partners and now has 23 sponsors.


“This expansion reflects both the attraction of new global brands and the retention of existing partners, for whom the Afcon has been an excellent return on investment,” the statement added, Reuters reported.


In its financial statements released at its congress last year, CAF said it had an income of $96 million in net contract revenues for the last Cup of Nations.


CAF, in its annual report last year, said the tournament in Morocco was forecast to contribute $114 million in net profit.

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