Monica Graves is retiring from Harwich Community Primary School and Nursery, in Barrack Lane, after 30 years. Mrs Graves - known better as Monny by staff - has dedicated decades to helping students learn and assisting staff with school fetes. A spokesman from the school said: You have reached a milestone with finishing your 30 years with us. Monny, you have touched the hearts of many children and families in Harwich with your kind-hearted, caring way. We know that there will be many people big and small, young and old whose lives you will have touched and left a happy, long lasting memory.
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Britain’s Anthony Joshua (L) reacts to winning the fight against Bulgaria’s Kubrat Pulev (R) during their heavyweight world title boxing match at Wembley Arena in north west London on December 12, 2020. (Photo by ANDREW COULDRIDGE / POOL / AFP)
NIGERIANS woke up last Sunday morning to the heart-warming news of Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua’s latest boxing victory against Kubrat Pulev. Joshua retained his world heavyweight titles by knocking out Pulev in the ninth round on Saturday night, December 12, 2020.
A Briton, born to a Nigerian mother, Yeta, and Robert Joshua, an Irish man of Nigerian descent, Joshua, no doubt, has become Nigeria’s poster ambassador because of his love, dedication and identification with Nigeria in all his doings.