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Victor Osimhen Snubs Chelsea, Reaches Agreement With Saudi Arabian Club, Al Ahli

Victor Osimhen Snubs Chelsea, Reaches Agreement With Saudi Arabian Club, Al Ahli

Napoli have decided to sell Victor Osimhen to Saudi Arabian club Al Ahli, turning down an offer from Chelsea. Football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano reported that...

Nigerian Defender, Ashleigh Plumptre Undergoes Successful Surgery In Saudi Arabia

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Nigerian Defender, Ashleigh Plumptre Undergoes Successful Surgery In Saudi Arabia

Nigeria’s Super Falcons defender, Ashleigh Plumptre has successfully undergone surgery in Saudi Arabia following her injury last month. Ashleigh Plumptre sustained injury while playing for Saudi...

Reactions As Saudi Arabia Cancels Visa Of 264 Nigerian Passengers After Arriving In Jeddah

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Reactions As Saudi Arabia Cancels Visa Of 264 Nigerian Passengers After Arriving In Jeddah

Saudi Arabian authorities have revoked the visas of 264 Nigerian passengers transported by Air Peace upon their arrival in Jeddah from Kano. Despite the advanced passengers...

Bauchi Gov, Bala Mohammed Leads Prayer At Hajj 1

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Bauchi Gov, Bala Mohammed Leads Prayer At Hajj

Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has led a section of pilgrims in prayer during the ongoing Hajj in Saudi Arabia. Taking to his Facebook page,...

Comedian Cute Abiola Welcomes First Child With His Wife In Saudi Arabia [Photos]

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Comedian Cute Abiola Welcomes First Child With His Wife In Saudi Arabia [Photos]

Nigerian comedian, Cute Abiola and his wife, Khudrah Mosunmola have welcomed their first child in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Cute Abiola and Khudrah...

Philanthropist, OmoBarca Sponsors 12 Pilgrims To Mecca, Saudi Arabia For Hajj

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Philanthropist, OmoBarca Sponsors 12 Pilgrims To Mecca, Saudi Arabia For Hajj

In a bid to give back to society and assignment from God, a philanthropist, Hon. Francis Bartholomew Chima popularly known as OmoBarca has sponsored twelve pilgrims...

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Bus Conveying Stranded Nigerians From Sudan Catches Fire

Fire caught one of the buses conveying stranded Nigerians from Khartoum, Sudan to Port Sudan in the early hours of Monday. Reports say a total of...

President Buhari Reveals Why He Will Be Far Away From Abuja After Leaving Office

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Presidency Chronicles Buhari’s Achievements, Lists Economic Landmark In 90-Page Fact Sheet

The presidency has released a 90-page fact sheet which highlights the high points of President Muhammadu Buhari-led government. This is as the government winds down on...

Cristiano Ronaldo Faces Arrest, Deportation From Saudi Arabia After 'Grabbing Genitals'

Sports2 years ago

Cristiano Ronaldo Faces Arrest, Deportation From Saudi Arabia For ‘Grabbing Genitals’

Al-Nassr superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo could be arrested and deported from Saudi Arabia after he grabbed his genitals while walking off the pitch on Tuesday. Cristiano Ronaldo...

Photos Of Buhari And His Delegates Performing Lesser Hajj In Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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Photos Of Buhari And His Delegates Performing Lesser Hajj In Makkah, Saudi Arabia

President Muhammadu Buhari and his delegates have been pictured performing the Umrah (lesser hajj) at the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. The photo was shared...

Rudi Garcia Risks Being Sacked As Al-Nassr Coach Over 'Bad Relationship' With Ronaldo

Sports2 years ago

Rudi Garcia Risks Being Sacked As Al-Nassr Coach Over ‘Bad Relationship’ With Ronaldo

Rudi Garcia risks being sacked as the head coach of Al-Nassr due to his alleged strained relationship with the football club captain, Cristiano Ronaldo. The Frenchman...

Cristiano Ronaldo And Georgina Rodriguez To Break Saudi Arabia Law By Living Together

Sports2 years ago

Cristiano Ronaldo And Georgina Rodriguez To Break Saudi Arabia Law By Living Together

Cristiano Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodriguez will reportedly break the law in Saudi Arabia by living together despite the country’s laws forbidding unmarried couples from...

Sports2 years ago

Saudi Club Al Nassr Sign Cristiano Ronaldo, Says ‘More Than History’

Portugal football star, Cristiano Ronaldo has signed for Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia. Cristiano Ronaldo Signs With Al Nassr The club announced this on Friday in...

Cristiano Ronaldo Reportedly Agrees To Sign £172.9m Deal With Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr

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Cristiano Ronaldo Reportedly Agrees To Sign £172.9m Deal With Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr

Manchester United star, Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly agreed to sign a year contract worth £172.9million with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. Cristiano Ronaldo ‘Agrees’ To Join...

$Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$ $Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$ $Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$

World News2 years ago

Saudi King Declares Public Holiday To Celebrate Argentina Win

Following their historic 2-1 win against Argentina at the 2022 Qatar World Cup, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia has declared Wednesday a...

$Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$ $Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$ $Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.$

Sports2 years ago

Saudi Arabia Thrashes Messi-Led Argentina 2-1 At FIFA World Cup 2022 [Highlights]

Saudi Arabia pulled off one of the great upsets in World Cup history by beating widely-fancied Argentina 2-1 to bring the tournament to life and leave...

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Victor Osimhen Snubs Chelsea, Reaches Agreement With Saudi Arabian Club, Al Ahli

Nigerian Defender, Ashleigh Plumptre Undergoes Successful Surgery In Saudi Arabia

Reactions As Saudi Arabia Cancels Visa Of 264 Nigerian Passengers After Arriving In Jeddah

Bauchi Gov, Bala Mohammed Leads Prayer At Hajj

Comedian Cute Abiola Welcomes First Child With His Wife In Saudi Arabia [Photos]

Philanthropist, OmoBarca Sponsors 12 Pilgrims To Mecca, Saudi Arabia For Hajj

Bus Conveying Stranded Nigerians From Sudan Catches Fire

Presidency Chronicles Buhari’s Achievements, Lists Economic Landmark In 90-Page Fact Sheet

Cristiano Ronaldo Faces Arrest, Deportation From Saudi Arabia For ‘Grabbing Genitals’

Photos Of Buhari And His Delegates Performing Lesser Hajj In Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Rudi Garcia Risks Being Sacked As Al-Nassr Coach Over ‘Bad Relationship’ With Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo And Georgina Rodriguez To Break Saudi Arabia Law By Living Together

Saudi Club Al Nassr Sign Cristiano Ronaldo, Says ‘More Than History’

Cristiano Ronaldo Reportedly Agrees To Sign £172.9m Deal With Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr

Saudi King Declares Public Holiday To Celebrate Argentina Win

Saudi Arabia Thrashes Messi-Led Argentina 2-1 At FIFA World Cup 2022 [Highlights]