…says video of Ronaldo crying after Portugal’s World Cup exit was beautiful Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister, Elma Aveiro, has appreciated his brother for crying following Portugal’s 2022 FIFA World Cup exit in Qatar. Ronaldo broke down in tears after Morocco eliminated Portugal from the World Cup over the weekend. The former Manchester United forward was seen
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World Cup: Raheem Sterling abandons team in Qatar, returns home
…Raheem Sterling was left out of the squad for their 3-0 win over Senegal England forward, Raheem Sterling has left the team’s camp at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The Chelsea star has flown back to the UK, after burglars broke into his house while his family were inside. Sterling was left out of
Read moreWorld Cup: Switzerland not ready to get involved in OneLove band issue says Skipper Xhaka
…says the team will not get involved in protest against FIFA over the ban on OneLove Switzerland captain, Granit Xhaka has insisted that his team will not get involved in any form of protest against FIFA over the ban on OneLove captain armband in Qatar. The Arsenal midfielder said that Switzerland will rather focus on
Read moreQatar Renews its Support for Brotherly Somali People Building Institutional State and Rule of Law
This came in the statement of the State of Qatar delivered by the Third Secretary in the Permanent Mission in Geneva Abdulaziz Al Mansoori GENEVA, Switzerland, The State of Qatar affirmed its support for the brotherly Somali people to build a state of institutions and the rule of law, which guarantees Somalis all their rights
Read moreIDPs: Qatar donates $50,000 to Nigeria refugees commission
The Qatari Ambassador to Nigeria, AbdulAziz Mubarak AlMuhannadi, Tuesday, donated the sum of $50,000 (N25 million) to the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI) for the construction of an education learning centre at Wassa IDP camp in Abuja. AlMuhannadi made the donation when the NCFRMI Federal Commissioner, Basheer Mohammed, visited the
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