Kenyan runner Abel Mutai was only a few meters from the finish line, but got confused with the signs and stopped, thinking he had finished the race. BA Spanish man, Ivan Fernandez, was right behind him and, realizing what was going on, started shouting to the Kenyan to keep running. Mutai did not know Spanish and did not understand. Realizing what was going on, Fernandez pushed Mutai to victory. A reporter asked Ivan, "Why did you do this?" Ivan replied, "My dream is that one day we can have some sort of community life where we push ourselves and also others to win." The reporter insisted "But why did you let the Kenyan win?" Ivan replied, "I didn't let him win, he was going to win. The race was his." The reporter insisted and asked again, "But you could have won!" Ivan looked at him and replied: "But what would be the merit of my victory? What would be the honor of this medal? What would my Mother think of it?" The values are transmitted from generation to generation. What values do we teach our children and how much do you inspire others to earn? Most of us take advantage of people's weaknesses instead of helping to strengthen them. 😍🙌🏻

MEET THE YOUNGEST LAWYER IN NIGERIA. A Young Girl that finished secondary School at the Age of 13, passed her SSCE and got admission in ABSU, but the school denied her the admission citing that she's underage. Esther's father picked up the challenge and sent her to India to study law, she graduated in flying colours, then came back to Nigeria and studied everything about Nigerian law under one year, took her law school exams and came out successful. Yesterday she was called to Bar as Solicitor and Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria! Big Congrats to Barrister Esther Chukwuemeka

Days of riots and looting in South Africa have left more than 70 people dead, hurt thousands of businesses and damaged major infrastructure in some of the worst civil unrest since the end of white minority rule in 1994. What is driving the violence? Zuma's jailing The unrest started after ex-president Jacob Zuma handed himself over last week to start a 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court. Zuma supporters burned tyres and blocked roads in his home province. Poverty, Inequality The hardship that persists 27 years after the end of apartheid is a major reason why hundreds of shops and dozens of malls have been stripped bare. Statistics agency data show roughly half of the country's 35 million adults live below the poverty line . COVID-19 COVID-19 has exacerbated poverty, with a recent survey showing a sharp increase in hunger. Although the government increased social grants, it cannot afford to match the costly furlough schemes of wealthier nations Criminal elements Police say some criminals have been taking advantage of anger over Zuma's imprisonment to steal and cause destruction. So far more than 1,200 people have been arrested.

A 37-year-old South African woman, Gosiame Thamara Sithole has given birth to 10 babies (7 boys and 3 girls). She has broken the world record for the Most Children to Survive in a Single Birth.

Quote of the day! "If the owners of Natural Resources Go Around Begging, then you should know there's something wrong with their minds." Paul Kagame

Nigerian Government orders prosecution of persons using Twitter The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, on Saturday, directed the Director of Public Prosecution of the Federation to begin immediate prosecution of those who violate the Federal Government’s order suspending Twitter operations in Nigeria. Malami’s spokesman, Umar Gwandu, disclosed this in a statement titled, ‘Twitter ban: Malami orders prosecution of offenders.’ The Federal Government had on Friday ordered all internet service providers to suspend Twitter. However, many Nigerians have been using the Virtual Private Networks to circumvent the ban.

Unreal! Nigerian Government bans Twitter indefinitely after its President Buhari’s tweet gets deleted. A nation of 200 million loses access to social platform because one man is offended.

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Germany finally recognises that it committed genocide in Namibia, after being sued. Germany will pay $1.34 billion compensation to Namibia. Germany's Pres. Steinmeier will apologise before Namibia's Parliament. German settlers killed 100,000 Hereros & 10,000 Namas from 1904-08 German settlers killed 75% of the Herero and Namaqua population then, after they revolted against land seizure by German settlers from 1904-1908. Germany refused to recognise this genocide for 113 years. 20 Nama and Herero skulls were returned from Germany to Namibia in 2018.

When bank of British which is now First bank opened a branch at Kano in 1929 , alhaji Alhassan Dantata the grand father of Aliko Dangote opened an account depositing 20 camel load of Silver coins, making him the first businessman to deposit money into a bank in Nigeria.

The World Health Organization issued a grim warning on Friday that the second year of Covid-19 was set to be “far more deadly”, as Japan extended a state of emergency amid growing calls for the Olympics to be scrapped. “We’re on track for the second year of this pandemic to be far more deadly than the first,” said WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. The mood also darkened in Japan where the coronavirus state of emergency took in another three regions just 10 weeks before the Olympics, while campaigners submitted a petition with more than 350,000 signatures calling for the Games to be cancelled. With Tokyo and other areas already under emergency orders until the end of May, Hiroshima, Okayama and northern Hokkaido, which will host the Olympic marathon, will now join them. Japanese public opinion is firmly opposed to holding the Games this summer. Swiss tennis great Roger Federer said Friday that “what the athletes need is a decision: is it happening or isn’t it?” “I would love to play in the Olympics… But if that doesn’t happen due to the situation, I would be the first to understand,” he added. The pandemic has killed at least 3,346,813 people worldwide since the virus first emerged in late 2019, according to an AFP tally of official data.