See as that theif first move money from the pocket of the dead π€¦ββοΈ
People are just terrible
Viewers Discretion Advised βΌοΈ
Tragedy at Oil Mill Market, Port Harcourt.
A prison warden reportedly transporting inmates allegedly opened fire three times in the market, fatally shooting a trader before driving off with the other officers.
The trader reportedly died at the scene.
Why exactly would they open fire in a crowded market?
Who will now be held accountable for this?
Authorities must investigate this incident urgently.
cc: @miismj_
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Real ones know this shit only bangs when you both are just staring for the first time or separated for a long time
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I'm thinking about my life,my mistakes and my situation it's just too much for one person.
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π¨π³π¨ CHINA TAKES SHOCKING ACTION AGAINST LA LIGA!
Chinese state television has reportedly halted all La Liga broadcasts following controversial comments attributed to Real Madrid star Kylian MbappΓ© about former Chinese leader Mao Zedong, whom he allegedly described as a βdictator.β
The remarks sparked outrage in China, with reports claiming that Spanish football broadcasts were suspended and references to MbappΓ©, including his images and advertisements, were removed from state media platforms.
The controversy quickly escalated, forcing La Liga into damage-control mode.
β‘οΈ Javier Tebas Responds: The La Liga president reportedly issued a public apology, expressing deep regret over the controversy surrounding MbappΓ©βs comments.
β‘οΈ MbappΓ© Breaks His Silence: The French superstar also reportedly released a statement acknowledging the impact of his remarks, saying he regretted his choice of words and understood that they had offended many people in China.
What began as a controversial comment has reportedly developed into a major diplomatic headache for Spanish football.
Could one player's words really put La Liga's relationship with China at risk? π€―β½
