Title: Nigeria Olympic Committee
Content:  Nigeria Tennis Federation was invalid since he did not attend the election. Ndanusa responded by suspending the incumbent NOC President Habu Gumel from his post as President of the Nigeria Volley Ball Federation and setting up a commission of inquiry into the allegations. He was elected in September 2010 to replace former president Habu Gumel, and Tunde Popola was elected as Secretary General with 21 votes against two votes for the incumbent Banji Oladapo. At first, the IOC declared that the election was invalid since the outgoing President and Secretary General of the NOC had not been present. A second election was held at which Ndanusa was the only candidate and the IOC accepted the result.
Title: Diouf
Content: Abdou Diouf (born 1935), second president of Senegal, former Secretary-General of La Francophonie ; El Hadji Diouf (born 1981), Senegalese footballer ; Élage Diouf, Senegalese singer, songwriter and percussionist living in Quebec ; Ibra Diouf, member of the Pan-African Parliament ; Jacques Diouf, Senegalese politician (Director-General Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO) ; Mamadou Diouf (historian), Senegalese historian, professor at Columbia University ; Mame Biram Diouf (born 1987), Senegalese footballer who plays for Stoke City. ; Mame Tacko Diouf (born 1976), Senegalese hurdler ; Mouss Diouf (born 1964), French actor ; Ngalandou Diouf, Senegalese politician (1875-1941), first African elected official since the beginning of colonization ; Pape Diouf, (1951–2020) President of Olympiques de Marseille ; Pape Paté Diouf (born 1986), Senegalese footballer ; Sylviane Diouf, historian and writer ; Valentina Diouf, Italian women's volleyball player of Senegalese descendant. ; Yehvann Diouf, French Footballer Diouf, (French spelling in Senegal) or "Joof" (English spelling in The Gambia) is a Serer surname carried by several personalities : People 
Title: February 1967
Content: Eben Dönges, the former Prime Minister of South Africa, was elected the nation's president by the Senate and the House of Assembly voting as one body. Dönges received 163 votes and Pieter van der Byl got 52.  Dönges was scheduled to be inaugurated as the second President of South Africa on May 31.  Less than three weeks before he was to take office, however, Dönges would be stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage and would die without being sworn in to office. ; President Johnson sent a message to the U.S. Senate, asking for the introduction of what would become the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. "I am convinced," the President said, "that a vital 
Title: Mamadou Kamara Dékamo
Content:  and others from Likouala of slander and said that they were involved in an assassination plot that targeted Djombo. By 2009, Kamara Dékamo was the Dean of the African Diplomatic Corps in Italy. When Teodoro Obiang Nguema, the President of Equatorial Guinea, visited Rome in November&ndash;December 2010, Kamara Dékamo led the African diplomatic corps in greeting Obiang and offered warm praise. He also condemned those who had criticized Obiang's offer of money to UNESCO to establish a prize for science. Kamara Dékamo was among the dignitaries present for the canonization of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II at the Vatican on 27 April 2014. In May 2017, President Sassou Nguesso moved Kamara Dékamo to the post of Ambassador to Germany.
Title: Ohanaeze Ndigbo
Content: CHIEF Barr. John Nnia Nwodo   — President General ; DIG Hillary Opara mni (rtd) — Deputy President General ; Elder Barr. Onuoha Udeka (rtd)2  — Vice President General  (Abia) ; Chief Charles Odunukwe           —   Vice President General  (Anambra) ; DR. Sylvanus O. Ebigwei, MON.    —   Vice President General  (Delta) ; Prof. Chigozie N. Ogbu, OFR      —   Vice president-General  (Ebonyi) ; Hon. Igochukwu Okparanma         — Vice President—General  (Rivers) ; Barr. Uche I. Okwukwu            —   Secretary-General ; Dr. Solomon N. Ogunji            —   Deputy Secretary-General ; Chief Chuks Muoma, SAN           — National Legal Adviser ; Emeka Festus Ogwu                —   National Treasurer ; Chief Chief Alphonsus Duru       —  National Financial Secretary ; Barrister 
Title: Nigeria Olympic Committee
Content:  The President of the NOC as of 2011 was Sani Ndanusa who had been Minister of Sports from 17 December 2008 to 17 March 2010. Ndanusa first said he aspired to become NOC President when he was Minister of Sports, but in November 2009 the NOC screening committee disqualified him on the basis that documents he had submitted were allegedly "forged, altered and not dated". To be eligible for NOC President a candidate has to have served for four years in an executive position in an international sports federation. The NOC said that Ndanusa had not yet served for four years as Vice-President of the Confederation of African Tennis, and alleged that his election as President of 
Title: 1967 South African presidential election
Content:  May 1967, Dönges suffered a brain hemorrhage that plunged him into a coma, three weeks before his swearing in and the inauguration of his presidential term, which was to take place on June 1. As a result, the President of the South African Senate, Jozua François Naudé, served as Acting State President until Donges was fit to take office. On June 10, Dönges suffered a delicate surgery on the brain. His condition improved, but on October 3, 1967, he suffered a stroke. It was through his lawyer that he resigned on December 6. He died on January 10, 1968 at the Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, without ever having regained consciousness and without being able to exercise the office of State President.
Title: Jean-Dominique Okemba
Content:  Okemba was awarded France's Legion of Honour by the French Ambassador to Congo-Brazzaville, Jean-François Valette, on 10 February 2011. Together with Basile Ikouebé, the Congolese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Okemba represented Sassou Nguesso at the inauguration of Senegalese President Macky Sall on 2 April 2012. After the inauguration, he delivered a message from Sassou Nguesso to Sall. Okemba was promoted to the rank of vice admiral in February 2013. His influence had reportedly diminished by 2013, although he remained in his post as Secretary-General of the National Security Council. In 2014, Okemba was alleged to have used BGFIBank Congo, a bank of which he is chairman, to smuggle funds received by Proparco back to Congo via the company Alios Finance Congo.
Title: Eugène Diomi Ndongala
Content:  Eugène Diomi Ndongala (born 1960) was a candidate in the 2006 election in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Ndongala was a candidate of the Christian Democrat Party and has pledged to provide free emergency care in public hospitals and to develop the country's communications infrastructure if elected. Before running for president, Ndongala served as deputy minister of economy and industry, but was jailed without trial several times in 1997 and 1998. 
Title: Noel K Tshiani Muadiamvita
Content:  In the book "The Force of Change", His Excellency Abdou Diouf, former President of the Republic of Senegal, writes: "We met when I was President of the Republic of Senegal and he was a young expert of the World Bank. At the time, he led the World Bank team that helped the Government of Senegal to mount an exemplary debt cancellation program. With the help of this team, Senegal eliminated all of its commercial and banking external debt.... This operation allowed Senegal to clean up its financial position and come into line with its banking and commercial creditors, a requirement of international rating agencies such as Fitch, Moody's and S&P. Senegal has thus recovered its financial credibility by implementing a rigorous program of economic reforms in which Dr. Tshiani actively and brilliantly participated. I was very proud to see an African with such sharp expertise dedicate himself to developing Africa."

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Have you heard of Olivier Dokunengo? He was not a President.
Answer: True