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Liverpool defender, Andy Robertson, has revealed that Darwin Nunez and Erling Haaland’s comparison is unjust. The Scotsman has praised Nunez’s start to Liverpool since joining the Reds from Benfica last summer for a fee of £64.1million.
He went on to say that the comparison between the Uruguayan and City’s Haaland is inappropriate.
Naija News recalls that the former Liverpool forward recently broke the record for the quickest player in Premier League history.
- The Buhari-led government relieves vice chancellors of 13 Nigerian universities of their duties
- The reason is not given, but the replacements are listed in the official statement
- The development has already caused controversy
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the replacement of 13 vice chancellors of Nigerian universities. Twelve of them are federal ones, and Vincent Tenebe, the vice chancellor of the National Open University, has also been relieved of his position.
The Federal Government has explained that the implementation of capital projects components in the 2021 Appropriation Act may have to be extended till 2022. The delay according to a communique made available to newsmen on Monday morning was due to the inability of many ministries and agencies to conclude their procurement process until the last quarter of this year.
Naija News understands that there was an outright ban placed on the procurement process between January to May 31, 2021, and this was capitalized on by many agencies as the reason why they could not meet up with performances.