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Will Amir Khan Still Face Manny Pacquiao in November?

Barely 3 hours after Amir Khan announced that agreements had been reached between his camp and Manny Pacquiao, Pacquiao’s publicist has denied a deal has been agreed for a fight to hold in Saudi Arabia this November.

Amir Khan had claimed the bout in Riyadh on 8 November was “signed off and done” following his stoppage win over Australia’s Billy Dib in the Saudi Arabia on Friday.

But Pacquiao’s spokesperson Fred Sternberg refuted Manny had signed any contract.

“As far as I know it hasn’t been even discussed,”
“Manny has been in training camp for the past eight weeks, four in the Philippines and four in the States, and he hasn’t met with Amir Khan during that time.”

A proposed fight between Khan and Pacquiao fell through in 2017 and the 40-year-old icon is scheduled to fight American Keith Thurman in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Pacquiao holds a record of 61 wins, seven defeats and two draws in a 24-year professional career while Khan has 34 wins and five defeats to his name.

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Acting CJN Goes To Senate For Screening And Confirmation

the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice TANKO MUHAMMAD, will on Wednesday appear before the Senate for screening and confirmation of his appointment by President MUHAMMADU BUHARI.

The President of the Senate, AHMAD LAWAN, who disclosed this at plenary today, said Justice TANKO would appear before the Committee of the Whole to commence his screening exercise.

He said copies of the nominee’s Curriculum Vitae had been distributed to the lawmakers to enable them to have adequate background information about him and his career.

LAWAN therefore, urged his colleagues to take time to go through the copies before Wednesday so as to direct relevant questions to him.

July 16, 2019 Senate President Condemn Xenophobic Attack On Nigerians In South Africa
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Senate President Condemn Xenophobic Attack On Nigerians In South Africa

the President of the Senate AHMAD LAWAN has lamented the killing of Nigerians in South Africa, as he put the total death toll over the years at 118.

LAWAN, while receiving in audience the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, BOBBY MOROE, said 13 of those killed through various attacks, were murdered by South African policemen.

The Senate President condemned the continuous killing of Nigerians in South Africa, warning that further attack on Nigerians would no longer be condoned.

AHMED LAWAN added that the parliament must speak and prevent any further killings of Nigerians.

Also speaking, Acting Secretary, Nigerian Union in South Africa, COLLINS MGBO said the Nigerian government ought to do more to tackle the murder of Nigerians in that country.

July 16, 2019 NOA To Nigerians: Don’t Politicise Crime
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NOA To Nigerians: Don’t Politicise Crime

the National Orientation Agency (NOA) has called on Nigerians to desist from politicising crimes in the country and unite in finding solutions to the problem.

The Director-General of the Agency, Dr GARBA ABARI made the appeal in a statement issued in Abuja by Mr. PAUL ODENYI, the Head, Press Unit, NOA.

This is coming as Nigerians condemn rising incidences of crimes in the country including the recent killing of Mrs. FUNKE OLAKUNRIN, daughter of Pa REUBEN FASORANTI, leader of Afenifere pan-Yoruba group.

ABARI said Nigerians should allow security agencies the space to deal with the disturbing cases of banditry and armed robbery rather than resorting to peddling political narratives and stereotypes.

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