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Ghana star, Thomas ‘Yakubu’ Partey, in trouble as UK woman releases evidence in rape allegations

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2 years ago

July 29, 2022

A UK lady who has been dragging Ghanaian and Arsenal soccer star, Thomas Partey, over allegations that he raped her, has taken to various social media platforms to post “evidences” of her accusation.

The lady who claims to be an Instagram model, took to the platform as well as Twitter on Thursday to call out Partey who recently hit married to a Moroccan woman changed his name to Yakubu after converting to Islam, to pour more filth on the midfielder with screenshots including private chats and video messages she had with him.

According to the lady, she and Partey were dating when the incident happened while they were holidaying in Ibiza, Spain.

In the viral posts, the lady identified only as @deffonotchaur on Twitter and Instagram, accused the 29-year-old Ghana vice captain of raping her and allegedly trying to forcefully have oral sex with her while she was asleep.

Thomas Partey is a serial rapist who has got lucky because the date he decided to rape me whilst we were on holiday together was 10 days before UK law changed allowing UK police forces jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the UK

— 🧍🏽‍♀️ (@deffonotchaur) July 28, 2022

In one of the screenshots, the lady said:

“He raped me, left me in bed unconscious then went out to party in Ibiza, came back, laughed in my face and told me I don’t get to say no to him,” she claimed.

In another post, she wrote:

“Thomas Partey is a serial rapist who has got lucky because the date he decided to rape me whilst we were on holiday together was 10 days before UK law changed allowing UK police forces jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the UK.”

this woman is a loser for thinking that this isn’t clear but I don’t care. I will. I have nothing to hide. https://t.co/pExUH62zA4 pic.twitter.com/n44yvNMsNc

— 🧍🏽‍♀️ (@deffonotchaur) July 28, 2022

She followed the post up with another tweet with a screen-recorded video of her supposed chats with Partey which read:

“This is the “innocent man” you Arsenal fans were defending; this video was recorded from my friend’s phone after his agent threatened me and told me they would say I made fake videos and manipulated the screenshots.

This is the “innocent man” you arsenal fans were defending

this video was recorded from my fronds phone after his agent threatened me and told me they would say I made fake videos and manipulated the screenshots. pic.twitter.com/jfBzfHL24L

— 🧍🏽‍♀️ (@deffonotchaur) July 28, 2022

“I don’t care about my identity being revealed anymore. Someone leaked a screenshot from my private story last year and off the back of that I’ve had the most vile, evil messages from people calling me a liar… we’ll see who’s a liar once I post screenshots of him admitting it.”

This is not the first time the Ghanaian soccer star would be enmeshed in a rape row following a report that his then Moroccan girlfriend whom he married in May, Sara Bella, had once accused him of rape after he refused to do the needful and walk her down the aisle.

But the rumours died down when he did the needful and got weeded her in London and converted to Islam which were said to be parts of the conditions Sara gave before dropping the rape case.

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Coach of Mamelodi Sundowns female team suspended over sexual harassment allegations

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3 hours ago

December 22, 2024

Isaac Dachen

The head coach of Mamelodi Sundowns women’s team, Jerry Tshabalala, has been suspended indefinitely amid allegations of sexual harassment of players.

A statement by the management of the top South African team said the 44-year-old Tshabalala, who has been in charge of Sundowns’s women’s team for over a decade, has been accused of a number of allegations, including making inappropriate sexual comments to his players, as well as entering the dressing room and refusing to leave while players are completely naked.

In a statement released on Saturday, Sundowns said they had appointed a law firm to investigate the allegations against the coach with specific instructions to unravel allegations of improper conduct by the Tshabalala.

The club said it views the allegations in a very serious light and has relieved the coach of his appointment pending when the investigations are concluded.

“Sundowns has, in the interim, put Coach Jerry Tshabalala on special leave pending the outcome of the investigation,” the club statement said.

“This is not done to pre-empt the outcome of the investigation, but to ensure that the investigation can proceed expeditiously and protect the rights of all parties.

“In the event that the investigation establishes facts that warrant action, the Board will immediately take such steps as are appropriate.

“Mamelodi Sundowns will in due course make announcements on the findings of the investigation and the action to be taken,” the statement concluded.

The Sundowns female team have been a dominant force in women’s football in South Africa and on the continent since Tshabalala took over in 2012, winning seven domestic league titles, as well as two CAF Women’s Champions League crowns.

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FIFA Ranking: Nigeria ends 2024 as fifth best team in Africa

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2 days ago

December 20, 2024

Isaac Dachen

Nigeria’s men’s football national team, the Super Eagles, ended the year 2024 as the fifth best team in Africa in the latest FIFA world ranking for the month of December.

According to the rankings published by the world football governing body, Nigeria remains unchanged from its previous position, despite having a challenging international break.

The FIFA rankings also reveal that Nigeria suffered a significant decline this year, dropping eight places to end 2024 ranked 44th globally.

The decline follows disappointing performances during the final AFCON qualifiers for 2025, where the Super Eagles struggled against the Benin Republic and Rwanda, resulting in a lack of wins.

However, some of the Super Eagles bitter rivals like South Africa’s Bafana Bafana experienced a resurgence, climbing three positions to finish the year ranked 57th in the world, showing a marked improvement in their recent form and successful matches during the qualifiers.

It was a woeful year for West African rivals Ghana who ended the year in 77th position, which highlights the challenges the Black Stars have encountered in the outgoing year in its bid to maintain its positions among Africa’s elite teams.

Meanwhile, the Moroccan national football team, the Atlas Lion, retained its 14th position in the in the world while still maintaining its number one spot in Africa, holding the first position for the third year in a row.

In the world ranking, Morocco is followed by Senegal on 17th position, Egypt, 33rd, Algeria 37th, Nigeria, 44th, Côte d’Ivoire, 46th, Cameroon, 49th, Mali, 51st, and Tunisia in the 52nd position.

Top 10 African teams in 2024

1. Morocco – (14th)

2. Senegal – (17th)

3. Egypt – (33rd)

4. Algeria – (37th)

5. Nigeria – (44th)

6. Côte d’Ivoire – (46th)

7. Cameroon – (49th)

8. Mali – (51st )

9. Tunisia – (52nd)

10. South Africa – (57th)