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Peter Obi not godfather to Soludo’s children — First Lady’s aide • Nigeria’s 44 minerals must create jobs, not export poverty, Says Wunti • Othman: SUK tuaanza na vitambulisho vya Mzanzibari • F1: Russell holds off Verstappen to win dramatic Azerbaijan GP • مفوض اللاجئين يدعو مجلس الأمن استخدام نفوذه لإنهاء الصراع المدمر في السودان • غرف طوارئ تحذر من انتشار سوء التغذية الحاد وسط أطفال “سوني” بشمال دارفور • Naira ends week broadly stable after MPR reset • Anambra to Peter Obi: Governance is about people’s welfare, not savings • Alama 10 za Mama Fatma Karume zinazobaki akilini mwa Wazanzibari • Watuhumiwa 441 wanaswa, polisi watangaza mkakati mpya wa helmeti • ‘Island girl’ Malard aims to become a legend with Bompastor at Chelsea • واشنطن وشركاؤها يبحثون تعزيز جهود السلام في السودان والتحذير من الدعم الخارجي • Soludo’s wife denies claim that Peter Obi is godfather of their son • NPFL: Rivers United have more quality than last season – Finidi • ‘Poor time management’ – Atiku’s aide on Peter Obi running to board flight • AFIDFF, Kebbi Govt Partner To Empower Youths In Digital Content Creation • MLB playoff tracker: AL Central, AL West and final NL wild card still up for grabs • Euromatch NPFL: Rivers United Stronger Than Last Season — Finidi • No rainbow coalition in Ebonyi, Umahi declares • 27-year-old nursing mother shot dead along Tilli–Widnaba road • Peter Obi not godfather to Soludo’s children — First Lady’s aide • Nigeria’s 44 minerals must create jobs, not export poverty, Says Wunti • Othman: SUK tuaanza na vitambulisho vya Mzanzibari • F1: Russell holds off Verstappen to win dramatic Azerbaijan GP • مفوض اللاجئين يدعو مجلس الأمن استخدام نفوذه لإنهاء الصراع المدمر في السودان • غرف طوارئ تحذر من انتشار سوء التغذية الحاد وسط أطفال “سوني” بشمال دارفور • Naira ends week broadly stable after MPR reset • Anambra to Peter Obi: Governance is about people’s welfare, not savings • Alama 10 za Mama Fatma Karume zinazobaki akilini mwa Wazanzibari • Watuhumiwa 441 wanaswa, polisi watangaza mkakati mpya wa helmeti • ‘Island girl’ Malard aims to become a legend with Bompastor at Chelsea • واشنطن وشركاؤها يبحثون تعزيز جهود السلام في السودان والتحذير من الدعم الخارجي • Soludo’s wife denies claim that Peter Obi is godfather of their son • NPFL: Rivers United have more quality than last season – Finidi • ‘Poor time management’ – Atiku’s aide on Peter Obi running to board flight • AFIDFF, Kebbi Govt Partner To Empower Youths In Digital Content Creation • MLB playoff tracker: AL Central, AL West and final NL wild card still up for grabs • Euromatch NPFL: Rivers United Stronger Than Last Season — Finidi • No rainbow coalition in Ebonyi, Umahi declares • 27-year-old nursing mother shot dead along Tilli–Widnaba road

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Enzo Maresca posts ‘I know nothing’ message after Manchester City’s guilty verdict

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Manchester City’s manager Enzo Maresca posted a cryptic message on social media reading “I know nothing” after the club was found guilty on virtually all counts of breaching Premier League financial rules.

News broke on Friday that City had been found guilty on almost all of more than 100 charges laid by the Premier League in February 2023, prompting reactions from various figures associated with the club. City have always denied all counts and are expected to appeal.

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