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  Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, a Yoruba Nation agitator, has been released from the Benin Republic government's custody. The umbrella body of Yoruba self-determination groups, Ilana Omo Oodua, confirmed this in a press release on Monday. Igboho was released to renowned Yoruba historian, Prof Banji Akintoye, the statement said. (More details later) Sahara reporters

  "We are profoundly concerned by the unsettling claims [against Mason Greenwood] and will continue to closely watch the situation," Nike said in a statement, according to The Athletic. The Nike-sponsored 20-year-old is being investigated by police for allegedly hitting and rapping his girlfriend Harriet Robson. Harriet, who had published incriminating information on Instagram, has suddenly deleted everything once the police took over the case. Manchester United has also released a statement, but the situation does not appear to be improving, as several players have unfollowed Greenwood on social media. Nike may sever ties with Mason as a result of his acts, for which he must be held accountable.

  Cristiano Ronaldo, Edinson Cavani, David De Gea, and Alex Telles have all unfollowed Mason Greenwood on Instagram, as seen by eagle-eyed fans on social media. Telles and De Gea have also unfollowed him on Twitter. Following his partner Harriet Robson's frightening Instagram videos, serious claims of rape and domestic abuse were leveled against the 20-year-old on Sunday. David De Gea unfollowed Greenwood on Instagram and Twitter 👏🏼 — RP 🐐 (@RonaIdoProp) January 30, 2022 The Greater Manchester Police is investigating the case, while Manchester United have also stated they won’t ‘tolerate’ violence of any kind.  The audio files shared by Harriet, 22, are enough evidence as Greenwood is heard threatening her with violence and even forcing himself on her. It remains to be seen what this means for Mason’s football career and future but right now, things don’t look good.

  According to the Manchester Evening News, the Greater Manchester Police has begun investigations into rape accusation on Mason Greenwood. A statement from the force read: “Greater Manchester Police is aware of images and videos circulating on social media. “Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances.” Since posting the images and audio file (where Greenwood is clearly heard forcing himself on her and threatening her with violence), Harriet Robson has deleted all posts from her Instagram account. With the police involved, it makes sense as to why she did that because that is now legal evidence. Manchester United have also issued a statement, claiming the club won’t ‘tolerate’ violence of any kind.

  Mason Greenwood's partner Harriet Robson has now leaked audios of the 20-year-old forcing himself on her, in addition to the horrible images she provided. The 22-year-old model is heard expressing she "didn't want to have sex," but Greenwood insists on forcing her to comply. Mason is also heard shouting: "Move your f*** legs up you t***!" in one of the released audios. Let me push you one more time and see what happens." The following is one of the audio files she published on Instagram (audience discretion is suggested due to the distressing nature of the audio): Harriet Robson just posted this voice note on her story. Mason greenwood is finished, what a vile fucking creature. @ManUtd get rid of him. pic.twitter.com/XI2U6DIAAj — H (@1hxssan) January 30, 2022 Harriet Robson just posted this voice note on her story. Mason greenwood is finished, what a vile fucking creature. @ManUtd get rid of him. pic.twitter.com/XI2U6DIAAj — H (@1hxssan) January...

The deaths of at least eight people in a stampede at Yaounde’s Olembe Stadium on Monday was a severe blow to an already troubled Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournament, which looked to be going ahead on Tuesday despite the disaster. At least 38 people were also injured as spectators rushed to get into the host nation's last-16 game against Comoros, throwing a tournament beset by problems into further crisis. It is, however, expected to continue with last-16 matches scheduled on Tuesday in Bafoussam and in Yaounde, at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium. Team officials told Reuters they had not been advised otherwise. Images shared on social media, which Reuters could not immediately authenticate, showed screaming fans being crushed at an entrance gate. There were also images of spectators streaming into the stadium on Monday through a small gap, and eye witnesses said many attempted to scale walls or push down gates to gain access. The casualties were confirmed in a government statement a...