TRENDING
2027: Three months to polls, campaigns, rallies yet to begin • Rangers goaltender Shesterkin injured, helped off ice in second period • Asaba massacre: Remember all Biafra war victims, veterans — ‘Corporal Nwafor’ • 2027: INEC Vows Crackdown on Vote Buying, Campaign Spending • APC Writes INEC, Demands Enforcement of Supreme Court Judgement On Party Membership Register • 2027: What insecurity may do to APC’s bid • Royal Air Maroc partners Thales on digital aviation solutions • 2027: Ondo APC Rift Widens as Party Chieftains Allegedly Back Opposition Candidates • Go Get Your PVCs, ADC-PCC Urges Nigerians • Imo West Senatorial: Court Orders Okorocha, Araraume, Others’ Arrest over Alleged Criminal Conspiracy, Forgery • JP Morgan Plans Merchant Bank in Nigeria, Targets 2026 Launch • NHRC Seeks Death Penalty Moratorium as 3,000 Inmates Languish On Death Row • World Bank: Only Lagos, Enugu Generate Enough Revenue to Cover Recurrent Costs • Solomon Adeola:Ogun Should Not Be State Where You Make Money and Spend It in Lagos • PINL: No Pipeline Fracture Recorded in Two Months • FG Moves to Stem Vandalism in Power Sector, Inaugurates C’ttee • Oborevwori Orders Overhaul of All Dilapidated Public Schools In Delta • Obi Urges Igbo Youths to Enlist in Security Forces, Says There’s Dignity in Serving Fatherland • Vanguard summit: Experts demand action on Mental Health Act, school counselling, affordable care • PVC collection: Low turnout of registered voters nationwide • 2027: Three months to polls, campaigns, rallies yet to begin • Rangers goaltender Shesterkin injured, helped off ice in second period • Asaba massacre: Remember all Biafra war victims, veterans — ‘Corporal Nwafor’ • 2027: INEC Vows Crackdown on Vote Buying, Campaign Spending • APC Writes INEC, Demands Enforcement of Supreme Court Judgement On Party Membership Register • 2027: What insecurity may do to APC’s bid • Royal Air Maroc partners Thales on digital aviation solutions • 2027: Ondo APC Rift Widens as Party Chieftains Allegedly Back Opposition Candidates • Go Get Your PVCs, ADC-PCC Urges Nigerians • Imo West Senatorial: Court Orders Okorocha, Araraume, Others’ Arrest over Alleged Criminal Conspiracy, Forgery • JP Morgan Plans Merchant Bank in Nigeria, Targets 2026 Launch • NHRC Seeks Death Penalty Moratorium as 3,000 Inmates Languish On Death Row • World Bank: Only Lagos, Enugu Generate Enough Revenue to Cover Recurrent Costs • Solomon Adeola:Ogun Should Not Be State Where You Make Money and Spend It in Lagos • PINL: No Pipeline Fracture Recorded in Two Months • FG Moves to Stem Vandalism in Power Sector, Inaugurates C’ttee • Oborevwori Orders Overhaul of All Dilapidated Public Schools In Delta • Obi Urges Igbo Youths to Enlist in Security Forces, Says There’s Dignity in Serving Fatherland • Vanguard summit: Experts demand action on Mental Health Act, school counselling, affordable care • PVC collection: Low turnout of registered voters nationwide
Xhaka Receives Suspended Fine For Obtaining Forged Covid-19 Vaccination Certification
Back to Home

Xhaka Receives Suspended Fine For Obtaining Forged Covid-19 Vaccination Certification

Complete Sports about 19 hours 1 mins read

Sunderland and Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka says he has received a suspended fine of 150,000 Swiss francs for obtaining a forged Covid-19 vaccination certificate. The 34-year-old, who is alleged to have obtained the certificate in 2022 when it was a requirement in Switzerland for some travel abroad, says the fine is suspended for two years [...]

The post Xhaka Receives Suspended Fine For Obtaining Forged Covid-19 Vaccination Certification appeared first on Complete Sports.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.