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Oluvanyuma lwa polisi okunoonyereza nezuula nti Maama womuwala yeyasuula omusomesa mukatego ,poliisi esazeewo okuyimbula omusomesa ela ,abazadde bomuwala bolekedde okuvunanibwa olwokusendasenda omusomesa okuzza omusango, after police investigations indicating that the parents set up a trap for the teacher,,the teacher has been released and the parents of the girl are to face charges of ceducing the teacher to make a crime Ekitangaazo Media

WHEN THE TEACHER TYPED THE FIRST MASSAGE ON THE GIRL'S WHATSUP ,THE MOTHER OF THE GIRL TYPED THE REST OF THE MASSAGES SETTING THE TEACHER INTO A TRAP ,EVEN THE WORST LAWYER LIKE MABIRIZI CAN WIN THIS CASE AND ALSO MAKE THE ACCUSED TO BE COMPASATED FOR DAMAGES, I STAND WITH THE TEACHER Eddy Kenzo Ekitangaazo Media

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More trouble came his way when one of the songs from the album, titled ‘War and Crime’, was not liked by the apartheid regime. The anti-establishment sentiment of the album got it banned. However, Lucky was not disheartened. He decided to produce another reggae album.

In 1985, he released the album titled ‘Think About the Children’, which also addressed many social-political issues. This album became a huge hit and scored “platinum” sales numbers. In addition, the album made Lucky one of the most popular South African reggae musicians. A few weeks and many live shows later, the album became a rage in other countries, too.

Toward the late 1980s and the early 1990s, Lucky produced back-to-back hit albums, such as ‘Prisoner’, ‘Captured Live’, and ‘House of Exile’. He won several ‘OKTV Awards’ for his works.

In 1993, he released yet another successful album, ‘Victims’, which sold more than a million copies worldwide. Lucky’s reputation also reached America, and he was approached by ‘Motown Records’ for a deal. He released the album ‘Trinity’ under ‘Tabu Records’, after the label was taken over by ‘Motown.’

In 1996, he gained more success with the release of his album ‘Serious Reggae Business.’ The album sold millions of copies, and Lucky was soon honored with the “Best Selling African Recording Artist” award at the ‘World Music Awards’ ceremony. He also received the ‘Ghana Music Award’ for the “International Artist of the Year”.

All his next three albums, titled ‘Taxman’, ‘The Way It Is’, and ‘Soul Taker’, went on to win the ‘South African Music Award.’

In 2006, he released the album ‘Respect’, which became a huge success in Europe, after being released by ‘Warner Music’.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Lionel Messi's performance in Inter Miami:

"It is as easy as drinking water to score goals in America- I played there too and I know what I’m saying.

Ronaldo is in Saudi, playing in the same league with Benzema, Firmino, Neymar, Sadio Mane, Fabinho, Kante, Jordan Henderson, and other best players

If he (Messi) thinks that he is the best football player in the world then he should be scoring at least seven (7) goals in every game because he is playing against film makers, basketball players and po*n actors. He hasn't shown me any evidence that he's the best."

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