When it comes to football transfers, fans are always optimistic about who their clubs are going to sign especially after the end of each season. The end of this pas season and coupled with the Coronavirus pandemic has resulted to many clubs selling off their players and buying more with many media outlets linking teams to a particular player which sometimes turns out to be fake news or mere speculations.

The team which has suffered most in the media rumors is Manchester United which has been linked to probably every top players in the world considering its financial power. Most times, as the season begins, we end up discovering that there weren't any link between the team and the players.

The man who has become reliable in the face of all these transfer news is no other person than 46 year old Italian football journalist Fabrizio Romano, who prides himself on being the first to break the latest transfer rumors. Fans from all over the world floods his Twitter profile waiting for breaking news regarding their clubs and they are never disappointed.

His news are always accurate and he caps it all up with "Here We Go" to announce the completion of each transfer.

Fans have jokingly said "If Fabrizio Romano doesn't confirm it, it isn't true" this is to show you how correct his news are.

With over 1.5m followers on his Twitter profile, it's no surprising that he's well know football journalist.

Enugu - Vanguard newspaper is reporting that outrage, condemnation, and frustration, on Tuesday, September 14 trailed the frequent declaration of sit-at-home called by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, in the southeast region.

According to the report, many are now calling for the southeast people to resist it and revolt against IPOB if need be.

Perhaps, gauging the mood of the Igbo, The Guardian newspaper reports that IPOB apologised to the people,promising to deal with anybody or group hiding under the sit-at-home to unleash mayhem on innocent people.

Describing such people as saboteurs, the pro-Biafra group reiterated that the weekly Monday sit-at-home has been rescinded.

Respondents from across the region had vehemently condemned the dimension and frequency of the sit-at-home and cautioned IPOB leadership to sit up or risk the revolution of Igbos against the group.

Since the sit-at-home was first declared by IPOB, this week’s appeared to be the worst as some people suffered the consequences as vehicles seen on the road were set ablaze by people suspected to be members of the pro-Biafra group.

In Nsukka, Enugu state, residents condemned in strong terms, the frequent declaration of sit-at-home by IPOB.

Some residents described the situation as another lockdown in disguise which has inflicted untold economic hardships on families across the southeast, especially, those who live on daily jobs.

A resident of Owerri, Imo state who gave his name as Iwunze said:

A commercial bus driver, who gave his name as Isaac Okoye, described the incessant declaration of sit-at-home and attack on persons and businesses as wickedness against the Igbo.

His words"

A retired principal, Mr. Ifeanyi Onyeukwu submitted that those behind the sit-at-home may soon declare every day as sit-at-home if nothing is done urgently.

Onyeukwu condemned the incident of attacking students who were sitting for the West African Examination Council exam in the state and the destruction o