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Fuellkrug strikes late to send Germany past Netherlands

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Fuellkrug strikes late to send Germany past Netherlands

An 84th-minute header from Niclas Fuellkrug sent Euro 2024 hosts Germany past the Netherlands 2-1 in a friendly in Frankfurt on Tuesday.

Brought on with 17 minutes remaining, the Borussia Dortmund striker leapt highest to head in a Toni Kroos corner, with goal-line technology confirming the ball had crossed the line.

Germany were forced to come from behind in the match, conceding after just four minutes, with Joey Veerman taking advantage of some sloppy defending from Maximilian Mittelstaedt to give the Dutch the lead.

Mittelstaedt, playing just his second game in Germany colours, made up for his mistake shortly after however, unleashing a stunning strike from outside the box to level the scores on the 10-minute mark.

The victory continues Germany’s recent uptick in form, a second-straight victory less than three months from hosting Euro 2024.

Kroos, called back into the German side having retired from international duty in 2021, told RTL “I’m convinced we’ll play a good tournament.”

“I’m proud of the team. We came out of a difficult time. We have momentum and belief back, even if we didn’t start the game well.

“A couple of months ago we may have fallen in a heap, but that didn’t happen. We’ve played two very good friendlies — it’s just a shame we won’t get any points (at the Euros) for that.”

Germany came into the match riding a wave of optimism rarely seen in recent years, buoyed by a convincing 2-0 win over France on Saturday after a disappointing 2023 in which they won just three of 11 matches.

Julian Nagelsmann picked an unchanged XI but unlike Saturday’s rapid start, where Florian Wirtz put Germany in front after just seven seconds, the Dutch pounced on a mistake to open the scoring four minutes in.

After an impressive debut against France, Mittelstaedt was the culprit, his poor pass finding Memphis Depay who squared for Veerman to score.

Mittelstaedt would however make up for his mistake, blasting in an incredible shot from outside the box which rocketed in off the crossbar.

Jamal Musiala, who set up the equaliser with a delicate pass, almost laid on another after 17 minutes when he threaded the ball expertly for Kai Havertz, but the Arsenal forward shot straight at the ‘keeper.

Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman had made seven changes to the side which walloped Scotland 4-0 on Friday.

Despite looking disjointed as a result and rarely troubling the German defence, the visitors succeeded in taking the sting out of the match after the early flurry, with few chances for either side in the second period.

Nagelsmann brought on old for young, replacing Havertz and Wirtz with veterans Thomas Mueller and Fuellkrug, with Germany looking better immediately.

Musiala forced a desperate save moments later as Germany turned up the pressure, with Fuellkrug heading the hosts in front shortly after, his 11th goal in 15 internationals.

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Portuguese parliament fails to elect president

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Portuguese parliament fails to elect president

Portugal’s fractured new parliament hit an impasse on its first sitting on Tuesday as it failed to elect a president.

The centre-right party of Prime Minister Luis Montenegro, which narrowly won elections earlier this month, did not achieve the 116 votes it needed to see its candidate Jose Pedro Aguiar-Branco elected president.

Montenegro’s party is the largest in parliament but cannot secure a majority without the support of the far-right Chega party – something the new premier has ruled out.

Although Chega’s leader Andre Ventura on Monday had said the party would vote for Aguiar-Branco, results showed that many amongst their 50 MPs did not do so.

Ventura blamed members of Montenegro’s Democratic Alliance (AD) for publically reneging on an agreement between the two parties that would have secured Chega’s support.

The AD subsequently withdrew Aguiar-Branco’s candidacy.

Having steadfastly refused to form a coalition with Chega, Montenegro has vowed to form a minority government.

Ventura has said he would be responsible for any political instability but Montenegro insisted after he was sworn in that there was “no internal or external reason to doubt our ability to have a stable government.”

According Online earlier reported that Montenegro was appointed prime minister of Portugal but would have to form a coalition government and grapple with a growing far-right after his party’s narrow victory in parliamentary elections.

The 51-year-old lawyer and veteran parliamentarian succeeded the Socialist Party’s Antonio Costa, who had been in power since 2015.

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Bellingham slots last-gasp equaliser as England draw with Belgium

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Bellingham slots last-gasp equaliser as England draw with Belgium

Jude Bellingham scored at the death to restore English pride on Tuesday to claim a 2-2 draw after Youri Tielemans struck twice for Belgium in the teams’ final match before squads are announced for Euro 2024.

Injury-hit England produced a display full of attacking verve but the visitors were a constant threat on the break and Tielemans made them pay for defensive lapses.

Aston Villa midfielder Tielemans opened the scoring after a bad error from England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and headed home a second later in the first half after Ivan Toney had equalised from the penalty spot.

Belgium survived a succession of England efforts and seemed certain to hold out for the win in front of more than 80,000 fans at Wembley before Real Madrid midfielder Bellingham struck deep into stoppage time.

England boss Gareth Southgate, whose team are among the favourites to win the European Championship in Germany starting in June, has had to grapple with numerous absences during the March international window.

His problems mounted when defender John Stones was forced off early in the pouring rain in London, replaced by Joe Gomez.

The home side’s miserable start to the evening got worse moments later when Belgium, without the injured Kevin De Bruyne, took the lead in bizarre fashion.

Pickford tried to play a cross-field pass when out of position but could only pick out Everton team-mate Amadou Onana, who released Tielemans.

The midfielder coolly slotted into the bottom corner of the net from just outside the penalty area as Pickford raced across his line to try to get back in position.

But the home side were level minutes later when Manchester United starlet Kobbie Mainoo, making his first international start, combined with Bellingham before the Real Madrid defender fed Toney, who was tripped by Jan Vertonghen.

Toney, leading the attack in the absence of captain Harry Kane, took the resulting penalty himself, stroking the ball home nonchalantly to make it 1-1.

With the game opening up, Jeremy Doku raced down the left before cutting in and testing Pickford with a stinging shot that the goalkeeper pushed away.

England, playing with zest and adventure, thought they had taken the lead in the 26th minute when Bowen nodded home following a Phil Foden corner but the goal was ruled out for offside.

Bellingham fluffed his lines when he smashed over from close range with only goalkeeper Matz Sels to beat.

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Tinubu vows to designate kidnappers as terrorists

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Tinubu vows to designate kidnappers as terrorists

President Bola Tinubu says his administration will designate kidnappers as terrorists, vowing to “get rid of them.”

Tinubu’s comments followed the recent spate of kidnappings in the country, especially the abduction of hundreds of school children in Kuriga, Kaduna state.

“We must treat kidnappers as terrorists…in order to get rid of them, and I promise you, we will get rid of them,’” Tinubu vowed on Tuesday at a Ramadan dinner at the State House, Abuja, with members of the Federal judiciary led by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Olukayode Ariwoola.

Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, revealed this in a statement he signed late Tuesday titled ‘President Tinubu: We must treat kidnappers as terrorists.’

He condemned what he described as reprehensible acts perpetrated by kidnappers nationwide, declaring that those who resort to kidnapping children are cowards, incapable of confronting the might of the Nigerian Armed Forces.

“We must treat kidnappers as terrorists. They are cowardly. They have been degraded. They look for soft targets.

“They go to schools and kidnap children and cause disaffection. We must treat them equally as terrorists in order to get rid of them, and I promise you we will get rid of them,” said Tinubu.

On the review of salaries of judicial officers, the President pledged that his administration would continue to implement necessary reforms to improve the welfare and working conditions of judicial officers.

“I recognise that the judiciary has one of the most unrewarded responsibilities. They are yet to modernise equipment and recordkeeping, and their progress towards improvement is slow.

“When you look at the career path of a judicial officer, they cannot practice the vocation for which they were trained after retirement.

“While the framers of the law may have their reasons, I perceive this differently and see this from a fair compensation angle that should benefit all,” the President stated.

Tinubu expressed gratitude to the judiciary for their dedicated service to the nation, acknowledging their role in upholding the respectability of the judicial arm of government.

“We will continue to support one another and bring Nigeria to that glorious dawn,” he concluded.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria commended the President for the honour of hosting judicial officers to a Ramadan dinner, his commitment to judicial reforms, and for improving the welfare of judicial officers in the country.

“May the Lord continue to bless you and your administration. Let your ship land and berth beautifully.

“We shall continue to pray for your administration because there are many good things in the pipeline for Nigerians,” Ariwoola prayed.

He also commended the administration for appointing a full complement of 21 justices to the Supreme Court, a feat he described as unprecedented.

Meanwhile, the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, expressed gratitude to the President for forwarding the executive bill titled, “Judicial Office Holders, Salaries and Allowances, etc, Bill 2024” to the National Assembly.

Highlighting the stagnant state of judges’ salaries and emoluments since 2007, Fagbemi commended the President’s courage, determination, and compassion in taking decisive action.

“It takes a man with a great heart, determination, and consideration to do what the President did. More than 300.3 percent increase has been given to the judges.

“The President has done his own part, never mind that the bill is still with the National Assembly.

”In my short stay as the Attorney-General, I have come to observe that anything that concerns the judiciary, you are very much interested in it, and I thank you for your abiding interest in the judiciary,” the Minister of Justice said.

The dinner was attended by serving and retired judicial officers, including two former CJNs, Justices Mahmud Mohammed and Walter Onnoghen.

Army prepared to rid Nigeria of criminals, CDS assures Reps

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Army prepared to rid Nigeria of criminals, CDS assures Reps

The House of Representatives has commended Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, and other security agencies on the proactive efforts put in place to checkmate activities of terrorists across the country.

This is just as the CDS said his men are battle-ready to make the country too hot for criminal elements in the country.

The Chairman, House Committee on Safety Standards and Regulations, Sulaiman Abubakar Gumi, gave the commendation on Tuesday evening in Abuja during the fact-finding meeting held with the CDS aimed at “thoroughly examining the root causes of these unfortunate incidences and identify effective remedies to prevent their reoccurrence in the future.”

While commending the men and officers of the Nigerian Army for the sustained war against insurgency and terrorism, a member of the House, Suleiman Gumi lauded the “unwavering dedication and tireless efforts of the Nigerian Army in safeguarding the territorial integrity of our beloved nation.”

He said, “Their commitment to defending our borders both externally and internally ensures that we can sleep soundly at night, knowing that our safety and security are being firmly protected.

“In the face of numerous challenges and threats, both foreign and domestic, our brave soldiers stand steadfast on the frontline, risking their lives to preserve the peace and stability of our nation.

“From combating insurgency and terrorism to maintaining law and order in the case of civil unrest, the Nigerian Army has consistently demonstrated unwavering resolve to uphold the sovereignty and dignity of our nation.

“Their resilience in the face of adversity serves as a beacon of hope and aspirations to us all.

“The loss of innocent lives is a cause of concern and urgency that demands our collective attention and action. It is imperative that we thoroughly examine the root causes of these unfortunate incidences and identify effective remedies to prevent their reoccurrence in the future.

“During our meeting today (Tuesday), we will engage in a comprehensive review of the operational procedures and protocols employed by the Nigerian Army in conducting drone operations, with a particular focus on enhancing safety measures to minimizing the risk of unfriendly fire and civilian casualties.”

In his presentation, the CDS explained that the Defence headquarters has put in place a “robust standard of operations that ensures safety of not just its personnel but civilians during operations.

“We are gaining successes here and there, but the challenges still continue. We will continue to dedicate ourselves to the security of this country, to ensure that we rid this country of criminal elements so that we can make progress in all our activities.

“I must, on behalf of the Armed Forces, express our sincere regrets on the unfortunate incident in Kaduna State. I also ask the Almighty to forgive the shortcomings of those who lost their lives there.

“I want to assure the House that the Armed Forces is a professional Armed Forces, a professional body, and in the course of our discussion, we will come to that.

“We do have rules and regulations that guide all our operations, and from time to time, we try to pass these rules and regulations through teachings and sometimes workshops to incorporate us.

“It’s unfortunate again over what happened. The CDS has directed that all necessary steps are taken to ensure that such an incident does not happen in the future.”

Zamfara now centre of banditry, governor laments

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Zamfara now centre of banditry, governor laments

Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, has said the North will not enjoy sustainable peace if banditry persists in the state, which he described as the centre of terror.

This was as he secured President Bola Tinubu’s nod to take drastic steps to crush the reign of bandits and kidnappers in his state.

“Zamfara has become the centre of banditry as we speak today, and if nothing is done in Zamfara State, I don’t think we will be able to solve the situation in entire Northern Nigeria,” Lawal asserted when he addressed State House correspondents on Tuesday after closed-door talks with the President at the Aso Rock Villa, Abuja.

Lawal lamented that despite all efforts by his government to end the criminal activities in the state, bandits continue to have a field day in several council areas.

Therefore, his administration has requested more military personnel and equipment to enable the officers to confront the current security challenges head-on.

“There have been several attacks in some of the local government communities. I feel that, as a responsible governor, I should make this known to Mr. President, who is pleased with the discussion we have and we are looking for more military personnel as well as the equipment for them to be able to function effectively and take care of the security situation,” he explained.

Lawal acknowledged that the abducted Kuriga school children and a few other victims of banditry were recovered from Zamfara State, spurring his government to be more proactive in changing the state of affairs.

“Most of the boys and girls kidnapped in Kaduna ended up in Zamfara State. That is not good for us; therefore, we are doing everything to change the narrative, which is one reason I came to see the President today.

“I have informed Mr. President and I have his assurance that something drastic will be done to take care of the situation as soon as possible. As you are aware, we, as governors, don’t have control over the military or the police. It is the responsibility of the Federal Government.

“Therefore, at any point, we need to inform Mr President so that we can get his blessing either to direct them or to do something else to help them take care of that situation,” the Governor explained.

He noted that the State Community Protection Guard recently launched by the Zamfara State Government is trained to collaborate with the military and police, adding that they understand the terrain better.

“As you rightly pointed out last month, we launched the community protection guard. These are well-trained people who can take care of the security situation.

“Together with the security operatives, they go out on their own on operation; they go together, either the military or the police. Let me say this: these people are respected, and they understand this land better than even the military and the police.

“So, in a way, it’s a collaborative effort. And that’s why I’m here today to get the President’s blessing to do something very drastic,” he affirmed.

Georgia beat Greece on penalties to qualify for Euro 2024

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Georgia beat Greece on penalties to qualify for Euro 2024

Georgia qualified for Euro 2024 on Tuesday, winning their play-off against Greece 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw at the end of extra time to advance to their first-ever major tournament finals.

Nika Kvekveskiri stroked in the decisive penalty in the shoot-out to spark a pitch invasion from fans at the Boris Paichadze Stadium in Tbilisi after Tasos Bakasetas and Giorgos Giakoumakis both failed to score from the spot for Greece.

Surprise European champions in 2004, Greece’s defeat means their wait to qualify for a first major tournament since the 2014 World Cup goes on.

Ranked 77th in the world, Georgia will join Turkey, Portugal and the Czech Republic in Group F at the European Championship in Germany in June.

It will be their first appearance at a major tournament since the country in the Caucasus of 3.7 million people gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

They had never come close to qualifying before, until losing in a play-off at the same stage in qualifying for the last Euro, going down 1-0 at home to North Macedonia in 2020.

This time they finished fourth out of five teams in their qualifying group, with their only two wins both coming against bottom side Cyprus.

However, their previous performances in the UEFA Nations League gave them a chance to advance via the play-offs, and they beat Luxembourg at home in last week’s semi-finals to set up Tuesday’s decider.

Coached by former France international Willy Sagnol, Georgia’s undisputed star man is the Napoli winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

He was not on the pitch for the penalty shoot-out, having been substituted in extra time of a game lacking in chances.

Greece came closest to scoring when defender Konstantinos Mavropanos headed against the bar in extra time.

Yet their captain Bakasetas had his penalty, Greece’s first in the shoot-out, repelled by the Georgia goalkeeper, Giorgi Mamardashvili of Valencia.

Georges Mikautadze then missed for Georgia, meaning the sides were all square until Giakoumakis of Atlanta United squandered Greece’s fourth kick, allowing Kvekveskiri to score the winner.

According Online reports that the UEFA EURO 2024 kicks off in Munich, Germany, on Friday, June 14, and ends with the final in Berlin on Sunday, July 14, 2024.

AFP

Collapsed Anambra road still under construction

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Collapsed Anambra road still under construction

The Anambra State Commissioner for Works, Ifeanyi Okeoma, has insisted that the collapsed Ochanja Road, Woliwo, Onitsha, is still under construction.

Okeoma, who visited the portion of the road reportedly washed away by heavy rainfall on Tuesday, said the contractor was laying the last bit of asphalt on the paver when it started to rain, and the base course on which the asphalt was laid was wet.

The visit by the commissioner and his team, together with the contractors, followed a viral video depicting that a 20-minute rainfall on Monday, had “washed off” the road newly inaugurated about a week ago by the state governor, Chukwuma Soludo.

The voice in the video said, “The ‘Dubai-Taiwan’ Ochanja market road in Onitsha constructed with billions of Anambra taxpayers’ money has just been washed away by just one episode of 20 minutes of rainfall on Monday 25th of March 2024. The rainfall exposed the nature of poor quality jobs executed by the government.”

Reacting during the visit, Okeoma described the video as an “affront” to throw spanners into the works of the state government, adding that nothing of sort ever happened.

He said, “Every one of us is here on this road, and you can see that nothing happened at all. We actually saw the video last night, and first thing this morning, we came here to find out that nothing like that happened as you can see for yourself.

“The contractor worked on Sunday and closed for the day and he stopped at a small portion that is about one foot and there was a heavy downpour and the base was blocked and that point is about one foot that got washed off.

“As you can see, we are all standing on the stone base material that was primed so we are shocked at that mischievous video sponsored by the opposition to throw spanners into the good works of the state government and as you can see work is in progress.”

However, it was gathered that Ochanja Road was among the roads recently inaugurated by the governor as part of activities to mark his second anniversary in office.

Our correspondent also observed that the washed portion of the road had been cleared away by the contractor on the site and blocked as traders were seen carrying out economic activities on the entire stretch of road.

Speaking to our correspondent in separate interviews, some residents lamented that despite paying billions of taxpayers’ money to execute the job, the result still came out “poor and shoddy,” contrary to their expectations.

One of the residents, Ijeoma Okeke, a trader along the affected road, said that the road has a dual water carriage on both sides of the road, yet flood washed the asphalt away.

Okeke said the road was constructed with drainages on both sides, which makes it easy for water to flow freely, yet the newly asphalted road was washed away.

She said, “Another means of wasting taxpayers’ money, what will happen again when it rains again, the contractors should be questioned. Thank God the contractor is still on site. He will see the shoddy job done by him.”

Another resident, Uche Ikem, lamented that the affected road was inaugurated last week, and the very first downpour washed the asphalt away with ease.

“This road was part of the roads inaugurated by our governor, and the first rain after it was commissioned washed the surface off the road away.

“I am afraid that the whole of the road will not stand the test of time, i wanted our governor to invite the contractor for questioning,” he added.

The road project is 2.3km and so far, up to 1. 7 km of the project has been done. The project, apart from the water fountain would also have street lights with a wide water drainage system which empties at a larger canal in order to protect the road and the market from flooding and also protect the goods being owned by traders.

Tinubu appoints coordinator for centre for control of small arms

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Tinubu appoints coordinator for centre for control of small arms

President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of DIG Johnson Kokumo (retd.) as the new Coordinator of the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons under the Office of the National Security Adviser.

Kokumo succeeds Major-General AM Dikko (retd.), whom former President Muhammadu Buhari appointed as the pioneer Coordinator on May 3, 2021.

The Presidency announced his appointment Tuesday in a statement signed by Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, titled ‘President Tinubu appoints new coordinator for the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons.’

Ngelale described Kokumo as a “seasoned and accomplished law enforcement professional with over 30 years of experience in crime prevention, management, analysis, and control.”

He was Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Department, Force Headquarters, Abuja, from 2022 to 2023.

The President says he expects the new Coordinator to “deploy his immense experience and expertise in efforts to revamp the Centre and evolve new strategies to bring lasting solutions to the menace of arms proliferation which is a significant driver of insecurity in the country.”

The National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons was established on May 3, 2021, by an Executive directive by Buhari.

This was in line with Article 24 of the ECOWAS Convention on Small Arms and Light Weapons.

At the time, the Presidency said the Centre would replace the defunct Presidential Committee on Small Arms and Light Weapons and shall serve as the institutional mechanism for policy guidance, research and monitoring of all aspects of Small Arms and Light Weapons.

NCCSALW’s creation was part of the restructuring of Nigeria’s security architecture to address emerging threats and strengthen regional mechanisms for the control, prevention and regulation of SALW.

BlockDAG High Returns Outshines Kaspa Prediction & Worldcoin Growth

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BlockDAG High Returns Outshines Kaspa Prediction & Worldcoin Growth

The surges in Worldcoin’s value and the forecasts for Kaspa have garnered significant interest from both investors and cryptocurrency aficionados. Worldcoin, which benefits from the endorsement of Sam Altman, has witnessed a remarkable increase in its valuation, drawing eyes with its cutting-edge integration with OpenAI’s Sora.

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