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A 15-second video from an African Pentecostal church service, posted by Nigerian user @Am_Blajay, shows lively crowds leaping, flipping, and dancing wildly during worship. Captioned 'If Satan is not Careful, He will be killed in Africa😂😂,' it drew over 10,000 likes and hundreds of thousands of views, with jokes like 'HOLY GHOST karate' and Satan fasting for protection. While Ghanaian actress Lydia Forson compared it to her comment sections, some critics called it embarrassing or questioned if it was AI-generated, highlighting Africa's charismatic faith style.

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Worshippers somersault off chairs and tumble across the floor in a packed hall, pure energy exploding amid blaring music and overturned seats.

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DappRadar, the platform that monitored decentralized applications across over 90 blockchains, announced its closure on Monday after launching in 2018 during the CryptoKitties surge. Founders Skirmantas Januškas and Dragos Dunica stated that revenues from RADAR token staking and advertising failed to offset infrastructure costs for indexing 18,000 dApps and serving 500,000 monthly users. The shutdown caused a 30-38% drop in the $RADAR token price to $0.00072, prompting community reactions including acquisition offers and critiques of crypto incentives.

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Pioneering crypto tracker DappRadar bows out after seven years, citing unbearable costs in the endless bear market.

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The nearly one-minute clip, first posted on February 22 by Dom Lucre, quickly drew tens of thousands of views and mixed reactions. Some called for National Guard deployment or arrests, blaming policies like Illinois' cash-bail elimination, while others pointed to parental absence, social media glorification, or Second Amendment rights. Despite Chicago's progress—homicides at a 1960s low in 2025 and fewer murders—the video highlights ongoing youth gang concerns in the South and West Sides, with no police response or arrests reported as of February 23.

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A montage of hooded young people flashing rifles and pistols amid Chicago's familiar brick buildings and chain-link fences has people talking. Overlaid text claims the Black community wants government action after boasts of running the city.

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Former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy, acquitted in 2023 of rape and assault charges from six women, has become a key example in online discussions questioning a TikTok video by Mirabel, who alleged a brutal rape in her Ogun State apartment. Neighbors disputed her account, noting no screams, no break-in, and her quick hospital discharge after a claimed suicide attempt, prompting police investigation. Mendy lost his career peak at 28, with his club suspending him, sponsors dropping him, and now at 31 he plays for Polish side Pogon Szczecin after stints in France. The conversation stresses believing victims while demanding proof to protect the innocent, as seen with cases like Mason Greenwood and Karim Benzema.

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Benjamin Mendy went from Manchester City stardom to prison cell, only to be fully cleared of all charges—now his story echoes in doubts over a Nigerian woman's rape claim.

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Samir Sobha, president of the Mauritius Football Association and CAF Executive Committee member, told The Guardian that Senegal's players should have received yellow cards for leaving the field during a crucial VAR penalty, halting play for 15 minutes. Senegal still won 1-0 on Pape Gueye's extra-time goal on January 18 in Rabat, securing their second AFCON title after Édouard Mendy saved the spot kick. Sobha stressed the result stands but called for accountability, while also criticizing CAF's general secretary for an illegal term extension. Sanctions followed, including bans for coaches and captains plus hefty fines, though Morocco rejected theirs.

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In a candid interview, a top CAF official admitted Morocco's national team was robbed in the Africa Cup of Nations final, pleading for forgiveness over broken rules.

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The legislation would raise sentences from one to five years to five to 10 years, plus fines of 2 million to 10 million CFA francs—about $3,300 to $16,500—and explicitly define same-sex acts as offenses under Article 319 of the Penal Code. Sonko, who became prime minister after PASTEF's 2024 election win, presented it Monday amid recent arrests of at least a dozen men and demands from religious groups in the Muslim-majority nation. Human rights advocates like those at Human Rights Watch express concern it will heighten stigma and violence, while reactions online highlight poverty priorities and sarcasm over its impact.

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In Senegal's National Assembly, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko laid out a bill to toughen penalties for same-sex relations, fulfilling a key promise from his party's rise to power.

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