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Most kids have been trained to be subdued, quiet and do the things that are expected of them without asking questions or being disobedient. However that was in the past and children are now taught to speak up for themselves. Despite that school pupils are expected to listen to their teachers and even carry out tasks assigned to them. Sometimes these tasks come in form of home assignments to test their knowledge. It is no news that most children do not like doing homeworks but it is rare to see a pupil who is bold enough to give true reasons for the dislike. Legit.ng has gathered the report of a young boy identified as Eddie whose teacher asked him to write a paper stating his reasons for not doing his home assignment. The teacher however did not bargain for the hilarious letter she got from him. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android and read the best news about Nigeria In the lengthy letter, Eddie explained that he does not like doing school work during the weekend

Arsenal fans could not keep their peace after the Emirates dwellers performed below expectations during 1-0 defeat against BATE Borisov. At the end of 90 minutes, Stanislaw Drahun's only goal during the match in Belarus, ensured that Arsenal’ ball possession dominated failed to count at the end. READ ALSO: Solskjaer drills Lukaku, Martial and 2 others in extra sessions at Man United A breakdown of Arsenal’s performance on the night showed that the Unai Emery's side had a total of 16 shots at goal, but only three of the shots hit target, while their hosts BATE took six shots and scored from one. Arsenal were forced to play the closing moments with one-man less after a late red card for Alexandre Lacazette – for elbowing an opponent and also had a goal during the encounter disallowed - to sum up a poor night for the Gunners. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng Despite bringing in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Lucas Torreira in the 68th minute, Emery could not s

- EFCC has re-arraigned former Niger state governor, Babangida Aliyu, over alleged N2 billion fraud - The anti-graft agency also re-arraigned two of Aliyu's former aides over the fraud - Tony Orilade, the EFCC spokesman, was quoted to have said that Aliyu and his aide pleaded not guilty over the allegation Former governor of Niger state, Babangida Aliyu, was on Thursday, February 14, re-arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) alongside his former aides, Umar Nasko and Tanko Beji, before Justice Mikailu Abdullahi of a Niger state high court sitting in Minna. Premium Times reports that the trio are facing a seven-count charge of fraud to the tune of over N2 billion. Legit.ng gathered that a statement by the spokesperson to the EFCC, Tony Orilade, said they pleaded “not guilty” to the charges preferred against them. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng: a letter from our Editor-in-Chief Bayo Olupohunda One of the charges reads in part: “That you,

- Paul Pogba has apologized to his teammates at Manchester United for his red card against PSG - Pogba was given the marching order after a bad tackle on Brazilian defender Dani Alves - The 2018 World Cup winner will miss the second leg Champions League match in Paris Paul Pogba has tendered an apology to his Manchester United teammates following his red card against Paris-Saint-Germain in the Champions League encounter at Old Trafford. The Premier League club suffered a shocking defeat against Paris-Saint-Germain in front of their fans which now makes the second leg match in Paris a Kilimanjaro for United to climb. Pogba was red carded in the second half when his teammates were trying to restore parity against their visitors. The 2018 World Cup winner gave a bad tackle to Brazilian defender Dani Alves and the referee had no choice than to give the Frenchman his second yellow card which sent him out of the game. PAY ATTENTION: Become a member of the leading sports Facebook grou

Arsenal fans could not keep their peace after the Emirates dwellers performed below expectations during 1-0 defeat against BATE Borisov. At the end of 90 minutes, Stanislaw Drahun's only goal during the match in Belarus, ensured that Arsenal’ ball possession dominated failed to count at the end. READ ALSO: Solskjaer drills Lukaku, Martial and 2 others in extra sessions at Man United A breakdown of Arsenal’s performance on the night showed that the Unai Emery's side had a total of 16 shots at goal, but only three of the shots hit target, while their hosts BATE took six shots and scored from one. Arsenal were forced to play the closing moments with one-man less after a late red card for Alexandre Lacazette – for elbowing an opponent and also had a goal during the encounter disallowed - to sum up a poor night for the Gunners. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng Despite bringing in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Lucas Torreira in the 68th minute, Emery could not s