FACT-CHECK: Did Peter Obi kneel before President Tinubu during Pope Leo XIV's inauguration?

 Did Obi Kneel before Tinubu? ‎FACT-CHECK: Did Peter Obi Kneel Before President Tinubu at the Inauguration of Pope Leo XIV? Claim: A viral image circulating on social media, particularly on Facebook, purports to show Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, kneeling before President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration at the Vatican. The image shows President Tinubu seated while Peter Obi appears to kneel before him. The accompanying caption reads: “His cohorts in journey of column won’t see this, am quite sure Peter Obi traveled to Rome purposely to have the attention of Mr President… oya let the Obimumu debunk it… God is the ultimate, PBAT was God-ordained… won o ti ri NKANKAN.” The post triggered a wave of online reactions, with users questioning the integrity of political actors and alleging that personal ambition has trumped public service. Context: Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American prelate, was recently elected as Pope Leo XIV follow...

Fans say the same thing about Erling Haaland as they spot what he did before and after Man City penalty

 It was a nightmare end to the first half for Haaland.


Fans are all saying the same thing after seeing Erling Haaland turn down the chance to take a penalty in the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace - as well as what he did afterwards.

City won a penalty shortly before half-time after Tyrick Mitchell was adjudged to have fouled Bernardo Silva.

Pep Guardiola's side were 1-0 down at the time after Eberechi Eze opened the scoring for Palace.

Haaland would have been expected to take the spot kick as City's main penalty taker.

But the Norwegian surprisingly decided to give the ball to Omar Marmoush instead.

Marmoush would then see his penalty saved by Dean Henderson, who dived low to his right to pull off the stop.

Haaland was presented with a goalscoring opportunity from the rebound, but looked for the pass instead and eventually miscued the ball into the arms of Henderson, capping off a nightmare few minutes.

Even if his pass had connected with Marmoush, the Egyptian would have been flagged offside as he was ahead of both Haaland and the ball.

In reaction, one fan on Twitter wrote: "Reckon Haaland would have laughed in your face a couple of years ago if you suggested he should let someone else take a penalty in a final. Definitely lost a lot of confidence."

Another said: "Why is Haaland not taking a crucial penalty in a cup final?"

A third added: "Why did Haaland not smash that instead of passing it from the rebound?"

More to follow...

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