Ramy Abbas Issa, the agent for former Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, has officially debunked rumors suggesting the Egyptian forward is set to join the Turkish club Besiktas. Addressing the intense speculation that surfaced on Friday—which claimed the 33-year-old had already reached an agreement to join the Istanbul side—Abbas Issa stated that no decision regarding Salah’s future has been finalized.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Abbas Issa emphasized that the reports linking Salah to Besiktas are unfounded and urged fans to disregard the rumors. In a post on , the agent clarified his own lack of information regarding the forward’s next destination, writing, “I personally do not know where Mohamed will play next season. What does that tell you?”.

Furthermore, the agent dismissed the idea that Salah’s camp would engage in talks with clubs that do not match the player’s ambitions purely for media attention. “It is not our style to have discussions with clubs that Mohamed wouldn’t want to play for, just for the sake of noise,” he added.

Salah’s Status and Recent Career

Following the expiration of his contract at Anfield, Salah is currently one of the most prominent free agents in world football. His time at Liverpool was highly decorated, featuring victories in the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and UEFA Super Cup. While his next career move remains a subject of intense speculation among clubs in Europe and the Middle East, Salah recently concluded his participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where he captained Egypt until their elimination by Argentina.

Nana Otedola, wife of Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola, has expressed her support for Mr Eazi and his wife, Temi, to have eleven children. During a joint podcast appearance, Nana remarked that the couple would be well-equipped to raise such a large family as they continue to progress in their careers.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The topic of family size arose when Nana asked her daughter, Temi, about her experience with her first pregnancy.

• Temi described the journey as “beautiful,” noting that while managing emotions and hormones can be challenging, her overall experience has been positive.

• Temi suggested she might have six or seven children due to her smooth pregnancy.

• Mr Eazi encouraged her to aim for eleven, comparing the number to a full football team.

• Supporting this vision, Nana Otedola joked that having eleven children would not be a bad idea, adding, “I know you will have a farmhouse somewhere”.

A Surprising Announcement

Nana also shared that she was initially caught off guard by the news of the couple’s first pregnancy. She explained that she had anticipated the pair would take more time to enjoy their marriage before starting a family.

The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA) has indefinitely postponed the start of the 2026 national elections following a targeted cyberattack on its electronic voting platform. Although voting was scheduled to begin at midnight on Saturday, July 18, 2026, the exercise was halted due to a “deliberate, coordinated and sustained” attempt to compromise the system.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The ECNBA has issued an apology to all stakeholders, including candidates, voters, and observers, for the disruption. In response to the breach, the committee’s cybersecurity experts and voting service provider have activated emergency protocols to neutralize the threat and secure the infrastructure.

• Technical teams are currently working to restore the system to ensure the election proceeds with its credibility intact.

• The voting platform is not currently accepting ballots, and no new start time has been announced.

• The portal will only be reopened once technical experts confirm the system is fully operational and safe.

Safety Precautions and Official Communication

The ECNBA has issued a stern warning to lawyers to avoid unofficial platforms, malicious links, or unauthorized messages claiming to provide access to the voting portal. Eligible voters are advised to await official communication from the ECNBA and to rely exclusively on information released through the committee’s official channels.

Despite the delay, the electoral body confirmed that the process remains under the supervision of the committee, with candidates, agents, and independent observers stationed at the designated monitoring center. Signed by Chairman Aham Ejelam (SAN) and Secretary Ibrahim Nassarawa, the statement reaffirmed the committee’s commitment to delivering a transparent and credible election once all security threats are mitigated.