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How a British couple in the UAE stepped up to rehome over 50 abandoned dogs and cats: 'A forever home for all'

Where there's hope, there's a will, and when there's a will, there are many, many ways. It's this iron-clad hope that leads rescuers to the abandoned, injured and traumatised dogs and cats across the UAE. While there are stories within stories, While there are stories within stories, one such story belongs to Charlie and Elsa Bannan, a British couple who have set themselves a target of rehoming…

How a British couple in the UAE stepped up to rehome over 50 abandoned dogs and cats: 'A forever home for all'

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Nigeria Football Federation Election : From 84.1% TO 68.5% — Did The Reform Really Change Who Chooses the NFF President ?

The electorate has expanded. But has the balance of power really changed? By Paul Lucky Okoku Before Nigerians debate who should become the next President of the Nigeria Football Federation,

  • Reform reduced NFF President voting power from 84.1% to 68.5%
  • State Football Associations and FCT still hold 37 votes
  • Reform expanded electorate but didn't guarantee balanced representation

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