Kenyan athletes are being helped by medical experts to get away with doping, The Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) has claimed. The organisation came to the conclusion after two athletes used similar stories to explain medical irregularities. ✍️
Muhammadu Sanusi has raised concerns about the quality of leadership in NigeriaThe former governor of Nigeria's central bank, Muhammadu Sanusi, has warned that ethnic and religious divisions are at their worst in the country since the end of the Biafran civil war more than 50 years ago.
Quote Message: “I don’t think Nigeria has been in a place as difficult as this since the civil war. We have a challenge of nation-building. Quote Message: “We have a country that has been divided dangerously along ethnic and religious lines.Quote Message: We have an economy that is in the doldrums, and unfortunately, we seem to be having a dearth of leadership among political leaders."
The ex-governor's comments come as President Muhammadu Buhari prepares to hand power to Bola Tinubu after serving two terms, in May.
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