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Popular Shina Peter had his first child at 14, he revealed.
Popular Nigerian Juju musician, Oluwashina Akanbi Peters popularly known as Sir Shina Peters, has spoken candidly about his private life, revealing that he had his first child at the age of 14.
In a recent episode of The Honest Bunch podcast, the Afrojuju crooner explained that he started his career at the age of 10 and achieved success very early.
“I started my career at the age of 10. I had my first child at 14. I bought my first car at 13. I built my first house at 16,” he said.
The 67-year-old, however, shut down the possibility of him making a comeback to the music industry, stressing that the environment is no longer “conducive” for him to record anymore.
Sir Shina Peters noted that his fans cuts across ethnic groups, claiming that he has more Igbo fans than Yoruba fans.
“65 per cent of my fans are Igbos, not Yorubas. My fans are demanding that I give them new music but I don’t just go to the studio. I can’t go to the studio, the atmosphere is not conducive for me. I don’t know what to sing,” the music legend added.
El-Kanemi Warriors technical adviser, Emmanuel King, has expressed confidence in the team’s chances in the CAF confederation cup.
The Borno Army will face Guinea-Bissau’s União Desportiva Internacional (UDIB) in the first preliminary round.
El-kanemi Warriors will face Moroccan heavyweights Raja Casablanca in the second preliminary round if they scale through.
King believes that with hard work, dedication and support from the club’s faithful the team can improve on their performance in the CAF competition.
“We will go far in the CAF Confederation Cup, and with hard work, dedication, and the support of our fans,” King told the club’s media.
King also boasted that the team will secure promotion back to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, next term.
“Nothing will stop us from securing promotion back to the Nigeria Premier Football League next season,” he added.
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FIFA are not looking to punish Argentina players who celebrated their 2-1 victory over England at the World Cup, with a banner referencing the Falkland Islands.
The UK Metro reports that this means the players are unlikely to be banned ahead of Sunday’s final against Spain.
Abiceleste were trailing in the semi-final clash until the 85th minute, when Enzo Fernandez cancelled out Anthony Gordon’s opener.
Lautaro Martinez then headed in Lionel Messi’s cross in the 92nd minute, to ensure they would have a chance to defend their trophy.
After the game, the Argentina squad and staff wildly celebrated on the pitch with a number of players posing with a banner which read, ‘Las Malvinas son Argentinas’, which translates as, ‘The Falklands are Argentine’.
Players including Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez, Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez and former Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso were among the players pictured holding the banner.
Article 34.3 of the World Cup rules prohibits the display of any political messages or slogans by players before, during or after a match.
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