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John Terry Left Frustrated After Chelsea Caretaker Snub Following Enzo Maresca’s Exit.

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Former Chelsea captain John Terry has revealed his frustration after being overlooked for a caretaker role at Chelsea FC following the departure of Enzo Maresca in January.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Maresca’s abrupt exit, reportedly caused by a breakdown in internal relationships, triggered immediate changes within the club’s coaching structure.

Despite his deep ties to Chelsea and current involvement with the academy, Terry was not included in the interim technical team for matches against Manchester City and Fulham FC.

Instead, Under-21s coach Calum McFarlane was appointed on a temporary basis before Liam Rosenior made the move from sister club Strasbourg to assume the role permanently.

Speaking on the Golf Life YouTube channel, Terry said he was “more frustrated than annoyed,” noting that he was part of the Under-21s group at the time and felt he should have been included in the interim setup.

He acknowledged that decisions had to be made but admitted disappointment at being left out, adding that the final call rested with the club’s ownership and sporting directors.

Terry, who captained both Chelsea and the England national football team, currently works part-time within the club’s academy, focusing mainly on youth development. His involvement with the senior squad is limited, aside from interactions with former academy graduates like captain Reece James.

Sources suggest part of his frustration relates to his coaching qualifications. Terry holds a UEFA Pro Licence and a FIFA diploma in leadership, while McFarlane currently has a UEFA B Licence. However, club officials reportedly prioritised continuity following Maresca’s exit, citing McFarlane’s close working relationship with the Italian and tactical alignment as reasons for his appointment. McFarlane has since impressed Rosenior and secured a promotion to the first-team staff.

Terry has openly expressed his ambition to move into senior management. He previously served as assistant to Dean Smith at Aston Villa FC and Leicester City FC, and has applied for several roles within the English Football League without success.

In a prior interview, he described missing out on managerial positions as disheartening, arguing that his leadership experience as Chelsea and England captain demonstrates his readiness for a top job.

Outside professional football management, Terry has also ventured into a different arena, currently managing an indoor six-a-side influencer team known as the 26ers in the Baller League.

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Sisi Alagbo Breaks Silence, Issues Emotional Apology Over Viral Private Video.

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Social media personality and Oyo-based herbal vendor, Eniola Fagbemi, widely known as Sisi Alagbo, has issued a public apology following the circulation of a private video online.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that she reacted to the incident in a Facebook post on Wednesday, where she admitted responsibility and expressed regret over the controversy.

Sisi Alagbo said she was deeply sorry to anyone who felt hurt or disappointed by the video.

In her words, “I own my mistakes, and I apologise with all sincerity for the video circulating online. I am deeply sorry to everyone who felt disappointed in me.”

She also disclosed that the backlash has had a serious impact on her emotional health, saying she has been unable to eat or sleep properly since the video went viral.

“I am already passing through a lot. I can’t eat or sleep for days. Even sleeping medicines aren’t working for me any longer,” she said.

Appealing for forgiveness and understanding, she added, “Please forgive me. I don’t want to injure myself. I only have a little strength left.”

The incident adds to a growing trend of leaked private videos involving public figures in Nigeria, with personalities such as Tiwa Savage and Moyo Lawal previously facing similar situations.

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Why Peter Obi Insists On Single Term Presidency — Tanko Speaks Out.

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The National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Worldwide, Yunusa Tanko, alongside the National Publicity Secretary of the Obi–Kwankwaso Movement, Justin Ijeh, has called for adherence to Nigeria’s informal zoning practice, saying it promotes fairness, equity, and national stability.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking in an interview with Punch, Tanko maintained that the idea of a southern presidential ticket is based on fairness and political balance, noting that the current presidency is already held by the South.

He explained that Peter Obi had aligned with this position by agreeing to serve only one term of four years if elected.

Tanko said: “Yes, we are concerned about zoning. That was why we’ve been asking the ADC to zone the presidency to the southern part of this country, considering the simple fact that the Presidency has been zoned to the South.

“As you speak right now, what we have is a southern presidency. So, once you have a southern president, it simply means that even if there is going to be a replacement for the existing president, it should come from the South for them to complete their tenure.

“I think it is only fair to do that. And that was why Mr Peter Obi has also agreed that he’s going to do only four years.”

Tanko further expressed optimism that Obi would emerge as the consensus candidate of the opposition if a unified arrangement is reached, adding that his popularity—especially among young Nigerians—remains strong.

He said Obi enjoys massive public support across the country, describing moments of public reception during recent travels as overwhelming and emotional.

According to him, “That is because he’s the most popular candidate in the country at the moment… especially among the youth. Anywhere he goes, he is adored.”

Tanko added that large crowds and emotional displays of support reflect the level of trust Nigerians have in Obi’s leadership potential.

Similarly, Justin Ijeh noted that while zoning is not provided for in the constitution, it has become a political tradition that helps maintain inclusiveness in Nigeria’s diverse society.

He argued that, in the current political climate, it would be appropriate for the presidency to remain in the South in line with existing convention, warning that deviating from it could create avoidable political tension.

Ijeh said zoning, though informal, remains a stabilising mechanism that helps balance representation in the country’s power structure.

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62 Nigerians Arrested In Uganda Over Alleged Church Activities.

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The Ugandan government has detained 62 Nigerian nationals over allegations of illegally running a church in the country.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The development was confirmed in a statement posted on the government’s account on Wednesday.

According to the Ugandan National Citizenship and Immigration Control (NCIC), the suspects were also found to be living and working in the country without valid permits.

The agency said the arrests followed an intelligence tip-off indicating that the individuals were operating unlawfully without the necessary documentation.

“Following a tip-off, our enforcement team has arrested 62 Nigerian nationals operating illegally in Adjumani (without work permits). The group, primarily found operating a church among other things, is now being processed for prosecution under Uganda’s immigration laws,” the statement read.

The spokesperson for Uganda’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, Simon Peter Mundeyi, said the suspects often present themselves as gospel preachers while allegedly engaging in other unlawful activities.

He added that they are currently being held at the ministry’s Namanve facility, where they are undergoing legal processing that could lead to deportation, fines, or blacklisting.

“They often pose as gospel preachers while engaging in other irregular activities. Acting on intelligence, we moved in and apprehended them,” Mundeyi said.

He further disclosed that preliminary investigations showed conflicting accounts from the suspects, with some claiming they were deceived into coming to Uganda with fake job offers, while others are being investigated over alleged involvement in cyber-related fraud and other offences.

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