Ozil is capable of the unthinkable – Ter Stegen
Barcelona goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen has asked his teammates to be wary of his countryman, Mesut Ozil as the assist king is capable of doing the unthinkable.
Speaking to the press ahead of Arsenal’s clash with the Catalans at the Camp Nou tonight, the skipper who played alongside Ozil said ‘As a footballer, Ozil is a player who can do unthinkable things, just like Messi,’ ‘He is impressive, and we will have to be alert that he does not harm us. I have played with him two or three times and he is a very significant player for the German national team and can do incredible things.’
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Help save Durojaiye Bola, a little boy suffering from Diabetes.
Durojaiye Bola, a promising little boy has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Durojaiye’s family was without the means to support the expense of his treatment and medication. He was on The Nigeria Diabetes online community list for support, next in line to Omolade who, thanks to a partner NGO called Priceless Jewel, will now have support with her insulin and university education from a kind philanthropist.
Last Friday Nigerian Diabetes Online Community found him in the hospital with burn scars on all of his limbs. Apparently Durojaiye had fallen into a diabetes-related coma at a religious center. In a bid to bring him back to life, his digits were burnt badly in fire by the religious members. This shock reminds us of the huge importance of educating religious leaders on diabetes.
Right now Durojaiye has been referred to a plastic surgeon in a bigger hospital with the possibility of amputation. With tears on their eyes his parents said categorically that they cannot afford it.
A team was set up by the NGdoc with initial finances for his emergency medical costs being given by the association. The team also has support from T1International.
Our aim is to ensure:
Financial support to cater for a substantial part of his bills.
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