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At the age of 38years, Lionel Messi signs what may be his final contract and it is worth billions Lionel Messi is not leaving. Not now, not in 2026, not ever at least not until 2028. The eight time Ballon d'Or winner made it official on Thursday, signing a contract extension that locks him into Inter Miami through his 41st birthday. He signed it at Miami Freedom Park, the club's new $1 billion stadium still under construction.Since Messi is basically building this franchise himself. "Since I arrived in Miami, I've been very happy," Messi said simply. "This project has become a beautiful reality." Beautiful does not begin to cover it. When Messi arrived in July 2023, Inter Miami was valued around $500 million. Today? $1.19 billion. That's more than double in two years. He did not just join a team he created an empire with. This season alone: 29 goals in 28 games, Golden Boot winner, fastest to 40 MLS goals, back to back MVP awards likely inc...

One choice saved the baby. Another destroyed the mother's life totally. A newborn girl with an umbilical cord still attached, was wrapped in a blanket on a cold subway platform. That's how commuters found her on Monday morning at New York Penn Station's southbound No. 1 train. Twenty-four hours later after this discovery, police arrested a 30year old Queens woman who is the baby's mother. She was charged for child abandonment and endangering the welfare of a child. Possible prison time not yet revealed although it is clear that she will be spending years in prison. Here is what makes this unbearable: she didn't have to become a criminal. In New York the law is crystal clear that any parent can walk into a hospital, police station, or fire station and surrender a newborn up to 30 days old no questions asked, no prosecution, completely anonymous. Just hand the baby to staff and walk away. Legal. Safe. Judgment free. Instead, this mother chose a subway platform...

World-class credentials, but his African name sparks doubt. Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Cedric Kaze dropped a truth bomb: "If my name was Lopez or Marko, it would be a different story." The Burundian tactician is facing skepticism not because of his CV, but because he's African. Let's examine that CV: he coached Germany's 2008 Under-21 squad featuring future World Cup winners Mesut Özil, Toni Kroos, Mats Hummels, and Sami Khedira. He's worked at Schalke 04, Bayer Leverkusen, Nice, and Barcelona's youth teams. He holds CAF A and German Football Federation A licenses. Yet social media doubted him immediately. "We don't take it personal because it's not directed at us it's directed at everything we represent," Kaze said calmly. "We want to honour the confidence the club has placed in us." His message? Judge him on results, not his passport. Chiefs fans and all of Africa are watching. Do not forget to like share and follow. S...

"There's nothing outside," she warns but her own story tells a different tale. A divorced Nigerian woman just set the internet ablaze with advice nobody saw coming: stay in your marriage no matter what unless there's physical abuse. TikToker @rhoda2369 told her followers in a viral video that leaving a relationship is rarely worth it. "Stay put in your marriage. Stay put with your fiancée. Stay put with your boyfriend. It is not rosy out there," she insisted, saying only physical violence justifies walking away. Here's where it gets wild: Rhoda's own marriage ended after her husband allegedly threatened to divorce her, take her money, seize her property, and run off with another woman he was already talking to. "He say him go divorce me carry my money. Say him go collect all my property, divorce me collect him child," she revealed. Wait, so emotional abuse, financial threats, infidelity, and manipulation don't count? The comment ...