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Hats off to the elephants for their triumphant win at the AFCON

"It's a bittersweet scene: the majestic elephant, in a surprising turn of events, has displaced the eagles from their nest. In a more astonishing twist, the elephant also trimmed the eagles' feathers, robbing them of their ability to soar. Yet, amidst this mystery, there's a silver lining — it's a sight to behold as elephants take flight, defying all expectations. And in a celebratory note, hats off to the elephants for their triumphant win at the AFCON. Their victory is a testament to the unexpected and remarkable feats they can achieve."









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