Sunday, 29 October 2017
See How Brothers catch A Big Snake
Good Evening Followers Today I will show you a video Two brothers catch up a big snake in their farm
Watch the Video Below
Thursday, 26 October 2017
HARKALLAR FANSHO: Yadda SSS suka dura naira miliyan 152 a asusun Maina
‘Yan sandan Laken Asirin kasar nan, SSS sun taba zurara tsabar kudi a cikin asusun Adulrashid Maina, kamar yadda PREMIUM TIMES ta tabbatar.
Hakan ya nuna cewa an dade ana harkalla tsakanin Maina da kuma jami’an SSS. Dama kuma a ranar Alhamis da ta gabata PREMIUM TIMES ta bayyana yadda jami’an na SSS ke ba shi kariya, watakila don kada EFCC su kama shi.
A halin yanzu dai Maina ya cika wandon sa da iska, tun bayan da EFCC suka bayyana cewa suna neman sa, bayan Shugaban Kasa ya bayar da umarnin a kore shi daga aikin da aka maida shi a asirce.
Wani rahoto na musamman da aka gudanar ya tabbatar da cewa Maina ya yi kaurin suna wajen amfani da wani dan’uwan sa ma’aikacin banki mai suna Khalid Ali Biu, ya bude asusun ajiyar kudi da sunan Cluster Logistics Limited a bankin Fedility. An yi wannan harkallar ce a cikin 2011.
Wani abin mamaki shi ne, Khalid ma’aikacin Fedility ne, sannan kuma ya na daya daga cikin daraktocin wannan kamfani na bogi.
Wani bincike kuma ya tabatar da cewa tsakanin 2011 zuwa 2013, an dura zunzurutun kudi a cikin asusun har naira miliyan 500.
Baya ga wanan an kuma gano cewa an rika cirar tsabar kudi ne daga asusun, wadanda akasari duk daloli ne aka rika cira. Sannnan kuma a cikin asusun ne SSS duka dura wa Maina naira milyan 152.
An kuma gano cewa a baya EFCC ta nemi ta boye wannan asarkala da SSS suka yi domin su rufa wa SSS asiri.
Na tuba, a yafe mini” Rahama ta roki MOPPAN
Shahararriyar ‘yar wasan fina-finan Hausa Rahama Sadau ta roki kungiyar MOPPAN da ta tausaya mata ta maido ta farfajiyar Fina-finan.
Rahama ta fadi haka ne a wata wasikar tuba da ta rubuta wa kungiyar cewa ta yi nadama kan abinda tayi awancan lokacin.
An kori Rahama Sadau ne daga farfajiyar fina-finan Hausa saboda wani bidiyon waka da tayi da wani mawakin garin Jos mai suna Classique in da ta rungumeshi wanda hakan ya saba wa dokar duk wani dan wasa a farfajiyar Kannywood.
Yanzu dai ta fito fili don rokon a yafe mata.
“Ni halittar Allah ce wanda za ta iya aikata kuskure ko yaushe sannan kuma ni ‘ya ce mai laifi wanda ke shirin gyara abubuwan da nayi ba daidai ba. Ina rokon abokan aikina, da mambobin kungiyar masu MOPPAN, da da masoya na da suyi hakuri da ni su yafe min.
Da gidan jaridar PREMIUM TIMES HAUSA ta zanta da Salisu Mohammed, sakataren kungiyar MOPPAN ya tabbatar da mika wasikar hakan ga kungiyar daga Rahama Sadau.
” Lallai Rahama ta mika wa kungiyar wasikar tuba daga abubuwan da ta aikata a baya ga kungiyar da masoyanta, amma duk da haka sai kungiya ta zauna ta duba wasikar da kuma duba irin abubuwan da tayi ta aikatawa da fadi bayan an kore ta game da kungiyar da farfajiyar fina-finan Hausa sannan ta fitar da matsaya daya.
Wednesday, 25 October 2017
Video: Maryam Yahaya Tare Da Hafsat Idris – Bikin Masoya
Sabon video din da ya fita ake tunanin bikin hafsat idris barauniya akayi.
Inda zakuganta tare da wani saurayi da ake tunanin angonta ne suna tika rawa.
Ashe wai shiri ne mai suna gidan biki inda zakuga mayan jarumai kamar haka.
Maryam yahaya, garzali miko, hajara usman, da dai sauransu.
Domin ganewa idanunku kuna iya dakkowa anan shafin kawai Ku shakata da wannan bidiyon.
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Sunday, 22 October 2017
Amazing! See Video of How Villagers in Thailand Rescued Elephant Trapped in the River
If there is a country whose citizens may be called ‘Elephant people’, it is Thailand. Elephants are often kept as part of households in rural areas and the giants have learnt to live with humans, helping with farm work and transportation. Of course, there are still elephants in the wild and one of them got stuck in a river and could not get out for a day before villagers managed to rescue it with an effort that involved probably every aduItmale available at the Thung Saleng Luang National Park.
See Video Below
6 Side Effects of Eating too Much Salt
Wonder whether you’re eating too much salt? The more salt you consume, the higher your blood pressure and excessive levels of it in your body over time can increase your risk of osteoporosis (a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue) and other chronic conditions, so it’s important to restrict your daily intake to no more than a teaspoon’s per day. In line with this, we reveal 6 side effects of eating too much salt.
You are always using the toilet
Whether at night or during the day, frequent urination is a key sign of excessive salt intake, but it can also be a symptom of a number of other conditions, from an overactive bladder or urinary tract infection to type 2 diabetes. While it’s usually nothing to worry about, see your doctor if you notice a change in your normal urinary habits.
You are constantly thirsty
If you often find your mouth gets drier and your thirst is unquenchable, chances are you could be taking too much salt. Like frequent urination, constant thirst can be a sign of other conditions such as type 2 diabetes, so make sure you get it evaluated by a doctor.
Your ankles swell
An excess of salt in your diet can lead to swollen ankles. Swollen ankles can be caused by water retention as a result of eating too much salt, but other conditions can give rise to swollen ankles.
You crave salty, savoury food
If you find yourself craving salty snacks, you could well be consuming too much salt. You will enjoy your food so much more if you cut your salt intake to acceptable guidelines.
You get frequent mild headaches
If you suffer from frequent mild headaches and have no idea what’s causing them, you might want to reduce your salt intake. An overload of salt in the diet can lead to dehydration-induced headache symptoms. If cutting down on salt has no effect, your doctor will be able to help you figure out the cause.
Hinder kidney performance
A diet high in too much salt can actually slow the performance of your kidney. Too much salt can increase the amount of protein found in your urine. More protein in your urine is a major risk factor for kidney disease.
4 Great Apps for Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (SMEs)
Starting and managing a business requires quite a lot of effort and as an entrepreneur, if you are looking to increase productivity and organization consider using these great apps for small businesses. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 of these great apps for SMEs.
Google Drive
With Google’s Drive app you can easily transfer and edit files between computers and even smartphones without the stress of always needing a flash or external memory to facilitate the transfer. The Google Drive software is a fully-featured office suite and a full cloud drive that provides a platform for you to store any file type through either a virtual drive app or a web interface. A nice perk to using the Google Drive software is that you a get a cool 5GB of storage for free.
Evernote
This app is designed for note taking, organizing and archiving. It allows users store, organize and share text, photos and voice notes. It’s a great app for entrepreneurs to keep track of their brilliant ideas generated either through meditation or brainstorming sessions. The app has a growing list of very useful features and supports majority of the popular operating system platforms. It also offers online synchronization and backup services.
Skype
This app is practically communication and videoconferencing royalty. It is an effective, excellent and popular software that is used to transmit photos and files of any size, share your computer screen and call a group of up to 25 people, as well as send text messages. Skype is free to download and works on all devices and operating systems. The business version of Skype starts at 5 dollars per user per month and it integrates with Microsoft Office and also allows you hold online video meetings and calls with up to 250 people.
PayPal
Considering that business will need a payment platform to receive payments, PayPal is a convenient payment platform that lets you link your bank accounts to your PayPal account, which helps make receiving and making payments as quick, painless and stress-less as possible. With PayPal, you can also attach PayPal’s card reader to a smartphone, tablet, PC or other device and use it as a portable register. Typically, for making and receiving payments PayPal charges 2.7% per swipe for mobile and in-store payments, 3.5% plus 15 cents for manually entered sales, and 2.9% plus 30 cents for online payments and invoicing.
Owners of Bank Accounts without BVN Risk Losing their Money to the Federal Government
The Federal High Court in Abuja under Justice Nnamdi Dimgba has granted a request by Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami for a temporary forfeiture of all funds held in bank accounts not linked to BVNs.
The implication of this is that if you have a bank account which you have not linked to a BVN, you risk losing all of your money to the federal government of Nigeria.
The court order is based on an originating motion of notice filed by Malami on behalf of the Nigerian government on September 28. Justice Dimgba granted all the reliefs sought by AGF who was represented by a lawyer, Usman Dakas on October 17. The court ordered all the 19 deposit money banks operating in Nigeria to release to Nigerian government names of accounts not yet connected to BVN; account numbers; their outstanding balances; domiciling locations; and domiciliary accounts without BVN and where they are domiciled. Nigeria deposit money banks that were listed as respondents in the ex-parte suit are: Access Bank, Citi Bank, Diamond Bank, Ecobank, Fidelity Bank, First Bank, First City Monument Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank, Heritage Bank, Keystone Bank, Skye Bank, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Sterling Bank, Union Bank, United Bank for Africa, Unity Bank Wema Bank and Zenith Bank. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is the 20th respondent in the case.
Also affected are accounts which do not have adequate Know-Your-Customer (KYC) information.
However, there might be a reprieve for people affected as Justice Dimgba also directed the banks to publish all bank accounts not linked to BVN in national newspapers with a 14-day notice for individuals with interest in such accounts to come forward and justify why their funds should not be forfeited to the Nigerian government.
So, if you are affected by this, take action to prevent your money from being forfeited.
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6 Cool Apps to Boost Your Instagram Experience
Instagram-owned by Facebook- is now one of the most popular social networks out there. It has more than 500 million active users. From individuals to businesses, everyone has joined the platform to share their interests using photos and short videos. While Instagram has added various features like Stories recently, it still lacks quite a few features that users have been demanding for a while now. So, if you are looking to get more out of Instagram, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency unveil some apps to enhance your Instagram experience.
Boomerang from Instagram
This is an official app from Instagram that lets you take photos in quick succession. It will then attach all those images and turn them into a video that loops. forward and backwards.
InstaPlace
InstaPlace lets you add automatic and custom captions on the photos to make them more appealing and informative. This enables you to let everyone know where you are and what are you doing.
Repost for Instagram
You may find an interesting photo/video on Instagram and you are want to share it with your followers. However, such a feature is not available on Instagram. If you would like to repost Instagram posts, the Repost for Instagram app allows you do that easily while crediting the original poster.
HashTags
Hashtags are important because it gets more people to see your picture. Unfortunately, not everyone is good at finding and adding the right tags, and this is where the HashTags app will help you. The free app lets you choose a category for your post — like Animals, Nature and Electronics, etc.
Hootsuite
Hootsuite does a whole lot like scheduling a post on Instagram, sending you notifications about mentions of your brand or profile etc.
Follower stats for Instagram
This app is like your personal Instagram dashboard, where you can see the detailed activity of your account. It will give you a complete report of who is following you, who you followed, who are more interested in your posts, your likes, like-backs and much more.
The 7 Deadly Sins a Nigerian President Should Avoid
By Tony Ogunlowo
The race to be President of Nigeria in 2019 has already started – well, behind the scenes. Will it be the incumbent (if he decides to run again!) or somebody else?
The Bible lists Gluttony, Greed, Pride, Envy, Lust, Sloth and Wrath as the 7 Deadly Sins to avoid during our time in life and other religions have similar requirements.
For a President to effectively rule a diverse country, like Nigeria, he (or she!) needs to avoid the following 7 Deadly Sins:
1, The North-South palaver – As long as there is still Nigeria there will always be the debacle of the North-South divide.
Like two jealous lovers you can’t do one thing for one region without doing something equal for the other.
Over the years it’s become very petty and silly: the Presidency is rotated so that if you have a Northern President you must have a Southern Vice-President and in the next government it must be rotated to feature a Southerner as President and Northerner as Vice-President – whatever happened to electing the right person with the right qualifications to do the job regardless of what region they’re from?
Again the Northern and Southern elders will dictate to the President on who gets the most ministers, budget allocations and federal installations. There’s nothing wrong in wanting the best for your region but things should be allocated on merit: for instance why appoint someone to head a ministry they’re not qualified to head because you have to bow to the whims of either a Northern or Southern elder or the quota system? Or why situate a nuclear research facility, for instance, in a region where the people are only interested in goat herding?
To summarize, the country cannot be ruled effectively by bowing to the demands of the North- South gangs all the time.
2, Religion – Just like the North-South palaver, religion plays a key part in the running of the nation and should be steered away from: politics and religion don’t mix but funny enough, in Nigeria, they do. If you have a Muslim President then the Vice-President has to be a Christian and if the President is a Christian then the Vice President, without a doubt, will be a Muslim- Nonsense! Another outdated pro rata system that should be consigned to history. Again this prevents the right candidate from getting the job – and getting the job done!
The President’s hands will also become tied because of religion: a Muslim President making policies that will affect Christians will face a backlash and if a Christian President does anything that will upset the Muslims he’ll be in trouble.
No politician’s hands should be tied because of religion: policies should be fair and applicable to all irrespective of their religious affiliations: for instance some protestant churches are getting out of control in the country and the Muslim President and government is powerless to say or do anything for fear of upsetting the Muslim-Christian code.
3, Kleptocracy – The mere fact the President has the sole ATM card to the nations’ bank account is not an excuse to loot it dry – thou shall not steal!
A President is the custodian of these finances and must ensure that they are distributed fairly – and honestly – to the various apparatus of government that require the funds and not divert them to private bank accounts in Switzerland or the Cayman Islands!
Even though some believe ‘corruption is not a crime’ it is as pilfered funds cause untold suffering for the masses who are supposed to be the beneficiaries. Therefore to re-iterate again – thou shall not steal (or let those beneath you steal, not even 10 %!).
4, C.Y.A aka ‘Cover Your Arse’ aka ‘Blame Your Predecessor’ – Every President does it from Nigeria to America or Croatia to Sudan: every incumbent will blame his/her predecessor for everything going wrong in an attempt to cover their own backsides! If a President is going to keep on passing the buck then he or she is in the wrong job! As a President you’re elected to fix things and not spend your entire tenure blaming your predecessor! The buck stops with the President! What’s the point in having a surgeon come in to operate on a patient but can’t (or won’t!) because he’s too busy criticizing the last doctors work? Operate and fix the patient first, for that’s what you’re paid to do, and moan later!
5, Cronyism – For any President to be elected, anywhere in the world, he or she will need the support of political godfathers, cronies, hangers-on etc. who’ll lobby behind the scenes to get him into office. Once in office they’ll call in the favour and start making outrageous demands of the President: they want to be first in line for lucrative contracts or ministerial appointments. Any President should learn from Donald Trump – use them and dump them before they become a nuisance! Every President should learn to control his cronies: not favour one over the other or let them control him.
6, Tribalism – Tribalism is way up there with religion and the North-South palaver but on a different scale. A President from the South, for instance, might be a Christian or a Muslim but his ethnicity plays a major rule: is he Yoruba or Igbo? If he’s Yoruba what part of Yoruba land is he from? Just like with the North-South palaver his policies will be seen to be influenced from what tribe he’s from: a Yoruba President can’t pass certain laws that will affect the Igbos or Hausas because he’ll be accused of tribalism (even his fellow Yoruba people from other sub-tribes will accuse him of tribalism!) As a result some tribes become a law unto themselves as the President will be scared of being accused of tribalism.
7, Indecision – A President can’t be indecisive hoping a problem or situation will go away or that people will forget. Take the Chibok girls’ kidnapping fiasco for instance, if the then President had been more decisive those girls could have been home within days, not weeks, not months and most certainly not years! When action needs to be taken a President can’t afford to be indecisive whether that involves removing a minster, clamping down on terrorists’ or ordering military action against subversives. No problem or situation will ever go away unless it’s dealt with swiftly. So any President who thinks such will go away is in for a shock.
So there’s my version of the 7 Deadly Sins a Nigerian President should avoid, of course there are things that didn’t make the list like complacency, nepotism, buffoonery and quite a few others…but we’ll leave that to later!
The race to be President of Nigeria in 2019 has already started – well, behind the scenes. Will it be the incumbent (if he decides to run again!) or somebody else?
The Bible lists Gluttony, Greed, Pride, Envy, Lust, Sloth and Wrath as the 7 Deadly Sins to avoid during our time in life and other religions have similar requirements.
For a President to effectively rule a diverse country, like Nigeria, he (or she!) needs to avoid the following 7 Deadly Sins:
1, The North-South palaver – As long as there is still Nigeria there will always be the debacle of the North-South divide.
Like two jealous lovers you can’t do one thing for one region without doing something equal for the other.
Over the years it’s become very petty and silly: the Presidency is rotated so that if you have a Northern President you must have a Southern Vice-President and in the next government it must be rotated to feature a Southerner as President and Northerner as Vice-President – whatever happened to electing the right person with the right qualifications to do the job regardless of what region they’re from?
Again the Northern and Southern elders will dictate to the President on who gets the most ministers, budget allocations and federal installations. There’s nothing wrong in wanting the best for your region but things should be allocated on merit: for instance why appoint someone to head a ministry they’re not qualified to head because you have to bow to the whims of either a Northern or Southern elder or the quota system? Or why situate a nuclear research facility, for instance, in a region where the people are only interested in goat herding?
To summarize, the country cannot be ruled effectively by bowing to the demands of the North- South gangs all the time.
2, Religion – Just like the North-South palaver, religion plays a key part in the running of the nation and should be steered away from: politics and religion don’t mix but funny enough, in Nigeria, they do. If you have a Muslim President then the Vice-President has to be a Christian and if the President is a Christian then the Vice President, without a doubt, will be a Muslim- Nonsense! Another outdated pro rata system that should be consigned to history. Again this prevents the right candidate from getting the job – and getting the job done!
The President’s hands will also become tied because of religion: a Muslim President making policies that will affect Christians will face a backlash and if a Christian President does anything that will upset the Muslims he’ll be in trouble.
No politician’s hands should be tied because of religion: policies should be fair and applicable to all irrespective of their religious affiliations: for instance some protestant churches are getting out of control in the country and the Muslim President and government is powerless to say or do anything for fear of upsetting the Muslim-Christian code.
3, Kleptocracy – The mere fact the President has the sole ATM card to the nations’ bank account is not an excuse to loot it dry – thou shall not steal!
A President is the custodian of these finances and must ensure that they are distributed fairly – and honestly – to the various apparatus of government that require the funds and not divert them to private bank accounts in Switzerland or the Cayman Islands!
Even though some believe ‘corruption is not a crime’ it is as pilfered funds cause untold suffering for the masses who are supposed to be the beneficiaries. Therefore to re-iterate again – thou shall not steal (or let those beneath you steal, not even 10 %!).
4, C.Y.A aka ‘Cover Your Arse’ aka ‘Blame Your Predecessor’ – Every President does it from Nigeria to America or Croatia to Sudan: every incumbent will blame his/her predecessor for everything going wrong in an attempt to cover their own backsides! If a President is going to keep on passing the buck then he or she is in the wrong job! As a President you’re elected to fix things and not spend your entire tenure blaming your predecessor! The buck stops with the President! What’s the point in having a surgeon come in to operate on a patient but can’t (or won’t!) because he’s too busy criticizing the last doctors work? Operate and fix the patient first, for that’s what you’re paid to do, and moan later!
5, Cronyism – For any President to be elected, anywhere in the world, he or she will need the support of political godfathers, cronies, hangers-on etc. who’ll lobby behind the scenes to get him into office. Once in office they’ll call in the favour and start making outrageous demands of the President: they want to be first in line for lucrative contracts or ministerial appointments. Any President should learn from Donald Trump – use them and dump them before they become a nuisance! Every President should learn to control his cronies: not favour one over the other or let them control him.
6, Tribalism – Tribalism is way up there with religion and the North-South palaver but on a different scale. A President from the South, for instance, might be a Christian or a Muslim but his ethnicity plays a major rule: is he Yoruba or Igbo? If he’s Yoruba what part of Yoruba land is he from? Just like with the North-South palaver his policies will be seen to be influenced from what tribe he’s from: a Yoruba President can’t pass certain laws that will affect the Igbos or Hausas because he’ll be accused of tribalism (even his fellow Yoruba people from other sub-tribes will accuse him of tribalism!) As a result some tribes become a law unto themselves as the President will be scared of being accused of tribalism.
7, Indecision – A President can’t be indecisive hoping a problem or situation will go away or that people will forget. Take the Chibok girls’ kidnapping fiasco for instance, if the then President had been more decisive those girls could have been home within days, not weeks, not months and most certainly not years! When action needs to be taken a President can’t afford to be indecisive whether that involves removing a minster, clamping down on terrorists’ or ordering military action against subversives. No problem or situation will ever go away unless it’s dealt with swiftly. So any President who thinks such will go away is in for a shock.
So there’s my version of the 7 Deadly Sins a Nigerian President should avoid, of course there are things that didn’t make the list like complacency, nepotism, buffoonery and quite a few others…but we’ll leave that to later!
Wednesday, 18 October 2017
Sunayen kwamishinonin da Ganduje ya kora da sabbin da aka nada
Gwamnan Kano Abdullahi Ganduje ya kori wasu kwamishinonin sa biyar inda ya nada wasu a madadin su. Wadanda aka sallama sune, Kabiru Dandago, Hamisu Lambu, Rabiu Bako, Zubaida Damakka da Haruna Falali.Sabbin da aka nada kuma sune Ibrahim Muhammad, five others, Aminu Aliyu, Aminu Dan Amu, Musa Kwankwaso, Ahmed Rabiu da Aisha Jaafar. Gwamnan ya gode wa wadanda aka sallama cewa za a iya nada su wasu mukaman idan ana bukatan hakan.
Sunday, 15 October 2017
MUSIC: HAMISU BREAKER NIDA KE
Fasihin Mawakinnan Hamisu breaker Wanda akanshi da Sarkin Waka ya futar da sabuwar wakarsa Mai Suna Nida ke.
Domin samun Download dinta Danna kasa
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Saturday, 14 October 2017
Nigeria: Majalisa za ta binciki asibitin fadar shugaban kasar
'Yan majalisar wakilan Najeriya za su gudanar da bincike a kan mawuyacin halin da asibitin fadar shugaban kasar ke ciki.
'Yan majalisar sun nuna damuwar cewa duk da irin makudan kudaden da ake ware wa asibitin a kasafin kudin Najeriya , amma ana samun rahoton rashin kayan aiki a asibitin.
Wannan na zuwa ne a daidai lokacin da uwargidan shugaban Najeriya, Aisha Buhari, ta zargi asibitin da rashin kayan aiki a makon da ya gabata, lokacin da ta kai ziyara asibitin da ba ta da lafiya.
Hajiya Aisha, ta ce abin takaici ne yadda idan aka duba halin da asibitin fadar shugaban kasa ke ciki, balle kuma a zo maganar sauran asibitocin kasar da ke jihohi ko karkara.
Mai magana da yawun majalisar, Hon Abdurrazak Namdaz, ya shaida wa BBC cewa, tun daga shekarar 2015 zuwa shekarar da muke ciki, ana warewa asibitin fadar shugaban kasar kudade a kasafin kudin kasar, dan haka ya ce dole a bincika domin gano inda kudaden suka tafi.
Hon. Namdaz ya ce wani kwamiti na musamman ne aka bawa wuka da naman gudanar da bincike a kan inda kudaden kula da asibitin fadar shugaban kasar suka shiga.
Dan majalisar ya ce nan ba da jimawa ba kwamitin zai fara aikinsa, kuma da zarar ya kammala binciken ya bayar da rahotonsa, za a sanar da jama'ar kasa komai dalla-dalla.
Crystal Palace ta ba Chelsea mamaki
Kungiyar Crystal Palace ta samu nasarar farko a kakar firimiyar bana, bayan da ta doke Chelsea da ci 2-1.
Kungiyar ta yi rashin nasara a duka wasanni bakwai da ta buga a kakar bana - ciki har da guda ukun da ta yi a karkashin jagorancin sabon kocinta Roy Hodgson.
Kuma rabon kungiyar ta zura kwallo a raga tun a watan Mayun da ya wuce.
Nasarar da ta samu ta sa kungiyar ta dan matsa sama daga kasan teburin gasar.
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