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Embakasi East MP Babu Owino accused Interior Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo of orchestrating the abduction of Geoffrey Ajiki ahead of an opposition rally in Kakamega. The following day, Nairobi MCAs led by Geoffrey Majiwa held a press conference, labeling Owino's claims unverified and urging him to file a formal DCI report rather than politicize security work. No confirmation of Ajiki's whereabouts has surfaced, with online discussions pushing for evidence and rule of law amid Kenya's tense political divides.

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Babu Owino raised alarms on February 19 when his brother-in-law called from what he believed was a DCI vehicle, then vanished—sparking quick pushback from city leaders the next day.

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Social media posts analyze remaining Premier League schedules for Aston Villa (3rd, 51 points), Manchester United (4th, 48 points), Chelsea (5th, 45 points), and Liverpool (6th, 45 points) in the race for Champions League qualification. Discussions highlight Manchester United's favorable run without European or cup distractions compared to rivals facing midweek European competitions and FA Cup matches. Users debate expected points, toughest opponents like Newcastle and Aston Villa, and potential outcomes for top-four finishes.

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The 22-year-old French midfielder, signed from Lyon for £34 million in summer 2025, impressed in pre-match drills with outrageous flair that fans compared to Ronaldinho and Hatem Ben Arfa. Coming off the bench in Manchester City's 3-2 victory, he assisted Nico O'Reilly's winner for his seventh Premier League assist this season. With three goals and seven assists in limited appearances under Pep Guardiola, Cherki's skill has fans calling for more starts while praising his bargain transfer.

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On a misty night at the Etihad, Rayan Cherki juggled and flicked the ball with pure joy alongside Phil Foden, drawing eyes from the pitch to screens everywhere.

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Brazil will face Egypt in a pre-2026 FIFA World Cup friendly match at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio. The game is part of the Road to '26 series.

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Adams, who left office on January 1, 2026, after one term, shared the photo from Addis Ababa alongside honeymooners Brendan and Dr. Beallor, captioning it with 'New York is the Ethiopia of America.' The odd comparison between the financial hub and one of Africa's poorest nations prompted quick laughs online, with replies flipping it to 'Addis Ababa is the Brooklyn of East Africa' and calls for a book of his metaphors. A few fans appreciated his folksy vibe, while others tied it to Ethiopian immigrant communities in the U.S., but the post fit his pattern of globe-trotting feel-good shares from places like Tbilisi and Mexico.

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Grinning in an Ethiopian airport lounge, former Mayor Eric Adams snapped a selfie with Brooklyn newlyweds and dropped a line that left everyone scratching their heads.

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A viral post by TaraBull claimed footage showed cartel violence with fires and burning cars in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The footage actually depicted protesters burning Waymo autonomous vehicles during immigration rallies in Los Angeles in June 2025.

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Manchester United supporters are debating potential points from their next three Premier League fixtures: home against Crystal Palace, away at Newcastle United, and home against Aston Villa. Predictions range from 6 to 9 points, with many viewing the Newcastle away game as the toughest. The discussions follow a recent win over Everton, positioning Manchester United three points ahead of Chelsea and Liverpool and behind Aston Villa in the race for third place.

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During the February 23 episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Law argued Nigeria has fewer large-scale bomb blasts than during the 2014-2016 Boko Haram peak and claimed more bandits neutralized than in past eras. He also said the economy improved since Tinubu took office in May 2023, sharing stories like selling his yams successfully, despite inflation spikes from reforms and ongoing hardships. Critics online highlighted 2025's record 11,968 conflict deaths, surging kidnappings, and recent violence, accusing Law of being out of touch amid persistent insecurity and high living costs.

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Nigerian comedian Seyi Law sparked heated debate on a podcast by calling the country safer and economically stronger under President Tinubu than a decade ago.

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Kenya Police officers provided security at Nyayo Stadium for the HSBC SVNS rugby event while distributing roses to fans as a Valentine's Day gesture. The initiative was organized by Dagoretti South Sub-County Administration Police Service Commander Dr. Margaret Gakami.

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Manchester City secured a gritty 2-1 win over Newcastle on Saturday, with teenager Nico O'Reilly scoring twice early to close the gap to leaders Arsenal to two points. New £64 million signing Antoine Semenyo worked hard, covering ground and creating chances, but blazed shots wide—including one into a building site—and made poor decisions, drawing sharp fan criticism online. Despite five goals in nine games this season, his finishing woes fueled frustration, though some called for patience as City gear up for Leeds.

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Nico O'Reilly's brace had Manchester City fans dreaming of the title, but Antoine Semenyo's missed chances turned cheers to groans at the Etihad.

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He signed three key laws: the Building Control Amendment Act with tougher penalties like fines per square meter for unpermitted work and powers for stop-work orders; the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act to help banks offer cheaper long-term loans; and the Valuation Act to professionalize appraisals through a new institute. These address unsafe construction, high borrowing costs, and unreliable property valuations. Reactions show optimism for middle-class stability alongside calls for strong execution to truly benefit everyday Ugandans.

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Amid Uganda's rapid urban growth, where only 22% of buildings meet standards and collapses claim lives yearly, President Museveni took action Thursday at State House Entebbe.

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