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In an interview on WithChude, TV host IK Osakioduwa praised Frank Edoho as Nigeria's best MC and shared that Edoho advised him to raise his hosting fees from N450k to N850k. IK also discussed rejecting endorsement deals from alcohol and tobacco brands due to his faith and family-friendly image.

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On February 20, farmers from Ghana's Western North Region rallied at COCOBOD in Accra against a mid-season price drop from GH¢3,625 to GH¢2,587 per 64kg bag, triggered by global cocoa prices falling over 70% to around $3,200 per tonne. Placards highlighted broken promises of GH¢6,000 or GH¢7,000, while COCOBOD assured ongoing payments of over GH¢1.09 billion in arrears. The Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference demanded using surpluses to protect farmers, as government leaders cited massive debt and market woes, and opposition accused betrayal of election pledges amid cocoa's role in 30% of export earnings.

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Elderly farmers, including an 84-year-old, traveled over 11 hours to COCOBOD headquarters, vowing to camp out until they meet the CEO over slashed earnings.

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FC Barcelona face a massive challenge in the Copa del Rey semifinals, needing to overturn a 4-0 first-leg deficit against Atletico Madrid when they host the second leg on March 3 at Spotify Camp Nou. Raphinha rallied the squad, saying they're confident and built for comebacks, while coach Hansi Flick stressed belief and the power of their unbeaten home record since the stadium's renovation. Despite injuries like Frenkie de Jong's hamstring setback and skepticism from some fans, Barcelona draw inspiration from past miracles like the 6-1 PSG remontada, with the whole club united for the fight.

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Raphinha stood tall after the shock 4-0 loss, declaring his team the kings of remontadas. With Camp Nou roaring behind them, the Blaugrana believe they can turn the tide.

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The Supreme Federal Court's First Panel unanimously sentenced Domingos Inácio Brazão and his brother João Francisco Brazão to 76 years and three months each for masterminding the double homicide of Franco and her driver Anderson Gomes, the attempted murder of her aide, and leading a militia-linked criminal group. Prosecutors proved the brothers ordered the hit because Franco's advocacy against illegal land grabs in Rio's favelas threatened their schemes. The verdict, based on shooters' plea deals, brought closure to a case that exposed deep ties between politicians, police, and militias, with Franco's sister Anielle Franco calling it a historic step against political violence targeting Black women.

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After six years of investigation, the gavel fell on Wednesday as Brazil's top court convicted the men behind the brutal 2018 assassination of councilwoman Marielle Franco.

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British-born National Review writer Charles C. W. Cooke marked the February 23, 2018, naturalization date with a post drawing congratulations from across the political spectrum. Fellow users shared their own stories, like one on July 4, 1989, and compared Cooke to a star sports free agent or Billy Preston joining the Beatles. Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, aka wrestler Kane, shared a photo from Monday's Knoxville ceremony welcoming 150 new Americans from diverse backgrounds, though Pastor Joel Webbon objected that true Americanness takes full integration. The posts captured broad enthusiasm for legal immigration pathways amid national debates.

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Eight years after raising his right hand and swearing the oath, Charles Cooke called U.S. citizenship an 'unbelievable honor'—a moment that resonated deeply with many.

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Manchester United fans expressed frustration over goalkeeper Andre Onana's poor performances by sharing a viral video montage of conceded goals, including the Semenyo goal and the Gibbs-White goal against Nottingham Forest. Discussions highlighted Onana's mistakes as costing the team Champions League qualification and dropped points in matches.

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The Nigerian striker now has 16 UCL goals in 25 appearances, trailing only Serhou Guirassy's 18, while Drogba sits at 15. Since his record €75 million move to Galatasaray from Napoli last summer, Osimhen has scored around 53 goals and added 13 assists in 65 games across all competitions. His form powered Galatasaray into the Round of 16, including a key goal against Juventus, and has Turkish fans hailing him as their league's top striker, with his market value reportedly doubling.

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Victor Osimhen's latest Champions League strike felt extra special—he overtook his childhood idol Didier Drogba to claim second place among African scorers.

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Antoine Griezmann, fresh off extending his Atlético Madrid contract to 2027, faces a potential immediate exit after scoring five goals in four games during a strong team run. Fabrizio Romano confirmed Orlando City's three-year offer, while Spanish radio claimed the 35-year-old is very close to leaving—possibly after the March 7 LaLiga match against Real Sociedad. Atlético fans plead for him to stay through Champions League and Copa del Rey pushes, but Orlando supporters dream of welcoming the World Cup winner to Florida. No official confirmation yet, with the MLS window open until mid-March.

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Diego Simeone's heartfelt words cut through the transfer talk: he cares deeply for Griezmann but wants him to chase his own happiness. Now reports say a three-year MLS deal with Orlando City is nearly done.

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Ivory Coast, producing 40% of the world's cocoa, set its 2025/26 farmgate price at 2,800 CFA francs per kilogram in October, but global futures have crashed to around $3,500 per ton. Exporters offer just 1,500-1,800 CFA francs—deals banned by regulators—leaving cooperatives like Sekou Dagnogo's owing farmers money in places like Duekoue. Farmer Frederic Kouassi Kouassi in Remikro says some take low offers out of desperation, while the Coffee and Cocoa Council buys back stocks to prevent waste; neighboring Ghana cut prices 28% to align with markets and boost sales.

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In Ivory Coast, warehouses are stacked to the ceiling with cocoa beans that risk spoiling, as exporters balk at the government's fixed price for farmers.

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On February 20, Ndukwu posted about Cape Verde's low rents, affordable food, top security, and easy flights abroad, contrasting it with Nigeria's 30% inflation and low $1,080 GDP per capita. Critics called it shameful for Africa's most populous nation to eye a tiny country of 530,000, with some Cape Verdeans warning it would strain local resources amid new visa hurdles for Nigerians. Defenders pointed out Cape Verde's own diaspora and higher $5,300 GDP per capita, turning the post into a raw debate on emigration pains and national pride.

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Travel creator Steven Ndukwu stood amid Cape Verde's stunning beaches, urging cash-strapped Nigerians to move for cheap living and safety—sparking a wave of heated pushback.

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Samuel Chukwueze stated in an interview that he does not like Calvin Bassey, likes Alex Iwobi, and that Bassey stresses him and gave him sickness, adding 'there’s love in sharing.' The comments about the Nigerian trio at Fulham prompted widespread laughter and reactions on social media.

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Samuel Chukwueze stated in an interview that he does not like Calvin Bassey, likes Alex Iwobi, and that Bassey stresses him and gave him sickness, adding 'there’s love in sharing.' The comments about the Nigerian trio at Fulham prompted widespread laughter and reactions on social media.

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