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Didier Drogba is vying to become the next Ivory Coast FA president

“Didier Drogba” was greeted by thousands of fans in his native country in Cote d'Ivoire after confirming his interest in becoming the next Ivory Coast Footballers Association (FA) president.


The former Chelsea striker will compete with four other candidates for the highest position in football administration in his country.

“According to Legit, The election is slated for September 5, and the former Elephants' striker is hoping his successful foot-balling career with club and country would help him win the elections.

“But the former Marseille forward's ambition has suffered a huge blow after the Ivory Coast Footballers Association refuse to support his candidacy.”

“Didier Drogba” mobbed by fans as he enters Ivorian FA presidential race.

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“Drogba” said:
“Football is everyone's sport, football brings people together, and football unites.

“We can see it today with all these people gathered in front of the headquarters of the Ivorian football federation.

”It's no secret that our football is going badly, and that is why with my team we are committed to contributing to the rebirth of Ivorian football.

“If my goal was not driven by a deep desire to give back to Ivorian football all that it has given me, to contribute to the development of football in my country, and if God was not in this candidacy, it would be difficult to be in front of you today,”
“Drogba” remains his country's highest goal scorer with 65 goals in 105 appearances and is the third most capped player after “Kolo Toure” who has 120 and “Didier Zokora” with 123 caps respectively.






The 42-year-old represented the Elephants in three World Cup and five AFCON tournaments in his 12-year spell.


 Nollywood actress, "Ada Ameh" has shared her thoughts on the feminism movement. "In a recent interview with The Nation, the talented actress described herself as a feminist and spoke on how it affects relationships."


" She, however, added that this does not mean she doesn't want to have a man of her own."
 She went on to add that being a feminist doesn't mean one shouldn't submit to their partner as that is the Christian thing to do.
"I am a feminist but I am not that type of woman that would not love to have a man.
Being a feminist doesn’t mean that there shouldn’t be a man.
As a Christian, submitting yourself to your man doesn’t make you a fool,” she said.
"The Benue-born actress who had her first child as a teenager, says she has no regrets about it.
Her words: “I can never regret having my child at 14."
God forbid! The truth is that the ways of God are so different from the ways of man.
Just imagine me at this age if I am not married and don’t have a child.
I am not saying marriage is the ultimate but we both know what I am talking about.”
 

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