This is wild. I’m genuinely curious about what @FIFAWorldCup will do about this. Football is a sport that should unite people, and Iranian footballers shouldn’t have to go through situations like this
What are your thoughts? 🤔
⚡️BREAKING: The US has banned the Iranian National Football team from staying on its territory before or after a World Cup match
The Iranian team will stay and train in Mexico; it will only be allowed to enter the US on match days and must leave after the game
Iran is the only country subjected to such treatment by the United States
@vhiktri Very wicked people. I advise young ladies to always stand their ground, know their rights, and maintain the right relationship with the appropriate authorities so that, if anything happens, they know the proper channels to report their case and seek justice
After months in c@ptivity, Boko Haram reportedly releases 416 abd¥cted women and children in Borno
Suspected Boko Haram insurgents have released 416 women and children abd¥cted from Ngoshe community in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.
Confirming the development on Sunday, President of the Borno South Youth Alliance (BOSYA), Samaila Kaigama, said all the captives regained their freedom on June 6.
According to him, “BOSYA has secured the release of all the Ngoshe 416 women and children. They were released 06 of June.”
Kaigama said the group had been actively involved in efforts to secure the victims’ freedom through sustained engagement and negotiations.
“We are happy and grateful that through our efforts, our persistent cries, and long discussions, the results are now being seen,” he added.
He urged the Federal Government, Borno State Government and relevant local authorities to carry out proper screening and rehabilitation of the released captives.
The release comes months after Boko Haram f+ghters reportedly att@cked a military base in Ngoshe on March 4, burning operational vehicles, dispersing security personnel, k+lling an unspecified number of people and abd¥cting several residents, including the women and children who have now been freed.
Efforts to obtain a reaction from the Borno State Commissioner for Information and Internal Security, Usman Tar, were unsuccessful as calls to his phone reportedly went unanswered as of press time.