Wetin dey happen for Good Friday: Storm dey come, Hull City dey play, Catholic no go chop meat

Na Good Friday tomorrow, and different things dey happen up and down. For New Orleans area, weather people don dey warn say rain and storm fit show face for Easter weekend. Today rain chance na 40%, but tomorrow Friday e go reduce small reach 20%. The real wahala go come Saturday and Sunday, especially Easter Sunday wey dem don give first alert.

Lightning and heavy rain go be the main concern. But outside that one, temperature go still dey high for middle 80s. Next week go bring better weather as e go cooler and drier. So if you get outdoor plan for weekend, better get indoor backup ready.

For England side, football dey hot for Championship league. Hull City go face Oxford United for Good Friday match. This match na crucial one because Hull City dey fight for play-off position with just seven matches remain.

Team coach Sergej Jakirovic dey hope say Ivor Pandur and Liam Millar fit play despite just return from USA and Canada. Semi Ajayi and Paddy McNair sef dey available after international duty. Captain Lewie Coyle don return from injury, Charlie Hughes don finish suspension.

But bad news dey too. Regan Slater get ankle injury wey go keep am out for one month. This one mean say John Lundstram and Amir Hadziahmetovic go get chance to play midfield. Jakirovic wan see better control for midfield, so e fit push Crooks go forward more.

For attack, Kyle Joseph wey play well last match go likely start against im former club. The predicted starting eleven include Pandur, Coyle, Hughes, McNair, Drameh, Amir, Lundstram, Crooks, Gelhardt, Joseph, and McBurnie.

For religious matter, Catholic Church tradition for Good Friday na to avoid meat. This rule dey for Canon Law and e dey honor Jesus Christ crucifixion. Meat for here mean flesh of warm-blood animals like beef, pork, chicken, turkey, and lamb.

But fish and shellfish no be meat for Catholic law, so dem dey allowed. Eggs, dairy products, and gelatin sef dey okay. The rule apply to all Catholics from age 14 and above. People from 14 to 59 sef suppose fast – meaning dem fit chop one full meal and two small meals wey no equal one full meal.

The no-meat rule no dey for Easter Sunday because that day na celebration of Jesus resurrection. Many cultures get traditional fish meals specifically for Good Friday, practice wey start from medieval Europe and spread as Catholic population grow worldwide.

So whether you dey plan for weather, dey watch football, or dey follow religious practice, Good Friday carry different meaning for different people. The important thing na to know wetin dey happen around you and plan accordingly.