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Fans are defending actor Rohan Campbell against harassment for his performance as Corey Cunningham in Halloween Ends. They praise his acting as one of the best in the franchise despite the film's divisive reception and condemn rudeness toward him in person. Supporters highlight his kindness, enthusiasm for Halloween fans, and talent in projects like the new Silent Night, Deadly Night film.

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On March 20, footage emerged from the Alue-Do festival in Delta State, Nigeria, showing groups of men assaulting women, which drew millions of views and swift action: police arrested six suspects, and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs ordered their prosecution. Women shared frustrations about bystanders normalizing harm, with one post noting that good men often protect a system where harassment feels low-risk. Men countered against collective guilt, insisting on holding individuals accountable while condemning the acts. As rights groups call for justice, the incident highlights Nigeria's ongoing struggle with gender-based violence and cultural excuses.

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Videos from Ozoro's Alue-Do festival captured men stripping and groping women in broad daylight, leaving communities reeling and demanding answers on bystander responsibility.

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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader for over three decades, died on March 1, 2026, at age 86 in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike on his Tehran office, as confirmed by Iranian state media and announced by President Trump. On March 5, Tanzania's Foreign Minister Mahmoud Thabit Kombo visited Iran's embassy in Dar es Salaam for a routine diplomatic condolence, while South African President Cyril Ramaphosa wrote a letter of sympathy, posted by the Iranian embassy in Pretoria. U.S. Republicans, including the House Foreign Affairs Committee, condemned the actions amid Iran's ties to groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, though defenders framed them as standard diplomacy reflecting longstanding relations and non-aligned policies.

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Tanzania's foreign minister stood quietly beside a portrait of Iran's late leader, signing a condolence book in Dar es Salaam. Days later, South Africa's president sent a similar message from Chicago—gestures that ignited sharp criticism from U.S. conservatives.

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Over the past week, Boko Haram and ISWAP launched coordinated attacks on military bases in Borno State, killing at least Lt. Col. Umar Faruq on March 9, Lt. Col. S.I. Iliyasu on March 6, and Major U.I. Mairiga on March 1. Reports differ on total casualties, with Sahara Reporters citing over 100 soldiers lost while the Nigerian Army disputes this, claiming successful repels and heavy insurgent losses, including 23 fighters in Sambisa Forest. Amid tributes and calls for better equipment, troops notched wins like stopping a dawn raid in Doron Baga with no losses.

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Lt. Col. Umar Faruq rebuilt schools and a bread factory for his community, only to fall in a midnight assault on his base. His death, alongside two other officers, marks heavy losses for troops in Borno State.

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Nike and the Norwegian Football Federation revealed the 2026 kits on Thursday, featuring a red home shirt with Urnes Stave Church patterns and a rare all-black away design that's brutal and intimidating. Stars like Haaland and Martin Ødegaard lead a team fresh off perfect qualifying, with the home kit using lightweight recycled Magna-Dri Fit for U.S. heat. Fans praised the Viking heritage nods and classic '90s vibes, with kits hitting shelves Monday amid high hopes for the expanded tournament.

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Erling Haaland's ponytail flows in the wind as he models Norway's bold red home kit, wrapping players in the flag for their first World Cup since 1998.

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Manchester City supporters expressed frustration over Pep Guardiola's decisions to bench Rayan Cherki in key matches against Real Madrid's first leg, West Ham, and Nottingham Forest. They highlighted Cherki's strong performance and impact when he started and played 90 minutes in the second leg against Real Madrid. Fans demanded that Cherki become a guaranteed starter in upcoming fixtures.

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Bruno Fernandes scored from the spot to put United ahead after Alex Jimenez fouled Matheus Cunha, and later assisted an own goal by James Hill to restore a 2-1 lead. Late drama unfolded when Harry Maguire's lunge on Evanilson earned a straight red card and a penalty that leveled the score at 2-2. The big controversy came moments earlier: Hill's two-handed shove on Amad Diallo in the box went unpunished despite United's protests, with VAR ruling no clear error—prompting Carrick to call it baffling and identical to the earlier penalty given. Fernandes hit a milestone with 100 goals and 100 assists for United in just 319 games amid the chaos.

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Manchester United thought they'd sealed the win, but a flurry of penalty decisions turned the match upside down, leaving manager Michael Carrick shaking his head in disbelief.

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