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I’m Sorry’: Former United Striker Chicharito Bows to Pressure After Sexist Statement Goes Viral”
Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has tendered a public apology after facing intense backlash over remarks widely condemned as sexist.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The 37-year-old, popularly known as “Chicharito,” drew criticism last week after sharing an Instagram video in which he accused women of “eradicating masculinity” and urged them to focus on “multiplying, cleaning, and maintaining the home.”
In the video, Hernandez declared:
“Women, you are failing. You are eradicating masculinity by making society hypersensitive. Embrace your feminine energy—nurturing, caring, receiving, multiplying, cleaning, maintaining the home, which is the most precious place for us men.”
He added:
“Do not be afraid to be women, to allow yourselves to be led by a man who only wants to see you happy… But you women must learn to honour masculinity.”
A day earlier, he had also sparked controversy with another post, asking:
“So, you want a man who provides, but for you, cleaning is patriarchal oppression? Interesting.”
The remarks triggered swift disciplinary responses from the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and his club, Chivas, both of which condemned the statements as inconsistent with their values. The FMF, along with Mexico’s top men’s and women’s leagues, confirmed that their gender and diversity commission had launched a probe “to prevent and punish this behaviour.” Chivas announced it had taken “appropriate action,” though details were not disclosed.
Even Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo weighed in, saying:
“Chicharito is a very good footballer, but when it comes to his opinion on women… he still has a lot to learn.”
In response to the uproar, Hernandez posted an apology on Instagram on Friday, July 25, expressing remorse and pledging to learn from the incident:
“I sincerely thank everyone who has supported me, who has respectfully shared their perspectives with me and demanded that I be a better person.
I am deeply sorry for any confusion or upset my recent words have caused; it was never my intention to limit, hurt, or divide.
As a father, man, and member of this community, my priority is to act with respect, humility, and responsibility. I am listening, reflecting, and committed to expressing myself with greater clarity and sensitivity, especially on such sensitive topics.
Change begins with oneself. I will use this opportunity to grow and continue working to be a better version of myself, guided by honesty, love for my family, my values, and love for all of you. Thank you for your understanding, demand, love, and company on this path.”
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DOUBLE AGENT CRISIS: Melaye Fires Epic Warning Over Adedeji’s Alleged Dual Roles As Tax Boss and President’s Fundraiser!.
African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain Dino Melaye has strongly criticized the inclusion of Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) Executive Chairman, Zacch Adedeji, as Deputy Director of Fundraising for President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 presidential campaign.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Appearing as a guest on Arise Television’s Prime Time, Melaye argued that assigning campaign fundraising duties to the head of a critical national revenue agency demonstrates profound desperation and violates public service rules.
Key Objections and Legal Challenge
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Conflict of Interest: Melaye emphasized that because the NRS chairman’s office is a Senate-confirmed position bound by statutory and public service regulations, holding a simultaneous political campaign role creates an unacceptable conflict of interest.
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Intentions Questioned: He alleged that the arrangement suggests the initial appointment to the NRS was strategically designed to channel financial backing toward the president’s re-election bid.
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Legal Action: Vowing to challenge the development in a court of law, Melaye stated his intention to expose what he perceives as a disregard for governance standards.
Response to Campaign List Review
Melaye also reacted to recent reports regarding the suspension and review of the campaign council roster. He claimed that the swift administrative pullback and the omission of certain names were direct reactions to public outcry and criticisms raised by opposition figures.
Would you like to explore official updates or review related portal information regarding political appointments and guidelines? You can check updates through the Arise News Portal or reference announcements via Daily Post.
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‘God Before Politics’ – Fani-Kayode Accuses El-Rufai Of Persecuting Kaduna Christians
Former Aviation Minister and Nigeria’s former Ambassador to South Africa, Femi Fani-Kayode, has publicly criticized former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai, alleging that his eight-year administration oversaw the systematic marginalization and mistreatment of Christian communities in the state.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Addressing northern Christian leaders, Fani-Kayode claimed that during El-Rufai’s tenure, Christian communities faced violence, denial of developmental projects, and unequal allocation of resources. He asserted that Christian clergy members frequently endured insults and opposition regarding government policies, yet maintained a stance of prayer and non-violence.
Shifting his focus to the current administration, Fani-Kayode praised incumbent Governor Uba Sani—who previously served as a special adviser under El-Rufai—describing him as fair-minded and inclusive. According to Fani-Kayode, Sani had privately expressed deep concern over the previous administration’s approach toward religious groups in the state.
Furthermore, Fani-Kayode alleged that El-Rufai’s former deputy, Barnabas Bala Bantex, was also undermined and disrespected because of his faith during cabinet sessions. Concluding his remarks, Fani-Kayode emphasized that principles of fairness and spiritual duty must always transcend partisan politics.
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Inside Oshiomhole’s Warning: Why Hope Uzodinma Is The Wrong Man To Sell The APC Government to Ndigbo!
Former Edo State Governor and current Senator Adams Oshiomhole has clarified that Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma should not bear the sole responsibility of championing President Bola Tinubu and his administration across the South-East region.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Speaking during a television interview on Sunday, Oshiomhole addressed broader political engagement strategies aimed at strengthening ties between the Federal Government and the South-East. He noted that while Uzodimma holds a prominent position as secretary within the ruling party’s campaign structure, that role does not translate to an exclusive mandate for explaining government policies and milestones to the Igbo community.
Instead, Oshiomhole emphasized that all political leaders and governors representing the South-East share an equal duty to communicate effectively with their constituents and build strong bridges with the center.
“Please note, the fact that Hope Uzodimma is the secretary doesn’t mean he will be the one marketing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the Igbo nation. I believe that every other governor in the South-East also has a role to play,” Oshiomhole stated.
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