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As the news of Finidi George's resignation as the coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria broke, many critics were quick to pounce on his tenure, labeling him a "bad coach." However, I firmly believe that these criticisms are unfair and misguided. Firstly, let's address the issue of Finidi's decision not to invite Super Eagles captain, William Troost-Ekong, to the team. Contrary to popular opinion, this was not a snub, but rather a result of Ekong's own admission of injury. Finidi cannot be faulted for prioritizing the player's health and well-being. Furthermore, the public outburst by Victor Osimhen against Finidi after his resignation was unprofessional and unwarranted. Despite Finidi's efforts to clear the air and reach out to Osimhen, the player was not made to apologize publicly for his actions. This lack of accountability is disappointing, to say the least. It's also important to remember Finidi's impressive track record as a coach. In his f

Yesterday, September 1st, was a momentous day at The Afternoon Church in Aba, as Pastor Akachi and the Free School Foundation witnessed the graduation of over 120 students from their scholarship program. This remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone in the church's commitment to empowering young minds and transforming lives through education. The Free School Foundation, under the leadership of Pastor Akachi Nwoke has been dedicated to providing educational support to underprivileged students in the community. Through their scholarship program, they have bridged the gap for many young individuals, offering them a chance to pursue their academic dreams. The graduation ceremony was a joyous celebration of the students' hard work and perseverance. Pastor Akachi, along with other dignitaries, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of education in shaping the future of our society. The graduates were awarded certificates, and some were even offered further sc