Aliko Dangote announces that Nigerians will be able to buy Dangote Refinery shares in 4-5 months, with options for dividends in both naira and dollars.
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Month: February 2026
EPL: Rosenior blames Chelsea player for 1-1 draw with Burnley
Chelsea manager, Liam Rosenior, has claimed that one of his players ended up “marking the wrong player” as they drew 1-1 with Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Blues took a 4th minute lead through Joao Pedro and they appeared to be coasting to three points, until Wesley Fofana was sent off for a second yellow card.
Zian Flemming then headed home James Ward‑Prowse’s late corner to earn the visitors a point.
The result puts a dent on Chelsea’s Champions League ambitions.
“An assignment was missed. An assignment, a marking assignment wasn’t done,” Rosenior told the media.
“[Zian] Flemming, we know, is their best header of the ball. And there was a player who I won’t [name], I’m not here to throw players under the bus, I will always protect my players.
“But I will deal with it in the week. There was a player we assigned that duty who marked the wrong player.”
EPL: Rosenior blames Chelsea player for 1-1 draw with Burnley
Osama, Ejiro crowned sprint champions at Niger Delta Games
Both sprint champions are from Delta State
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Security forces rescue 21 kidnapping victims, arrest four suspects in Katsina
The Katsina State Government has said that security forces rescued 21 kidnapped persons and arrested four suspects during an operation in the Dargaza Hills, Danmusa […]
Edo demolishes building linked to alleged cult members
Cult-related attacks and killings have compounded the security challenge in Edo.
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Lawyer urges UK to comply with court judgement on 1949 killing of Nigerian coal miners
The News of Nigeria reported on 5 February that the High Court of Enugu State, presided over by Justice A.O. Onovo, delivered an 80-page landmark judgement, ordering the British government to pay £20 million each to the families of the 21 coal miners killed in Enugu State in 1949 by the Colonial administration.
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Troops arrest wanted terrorist’s wife, recover N37m in nationwide operations
The Nigerian military has announced the arrest of the wife of a wanted terrorist leader and the recovery of N37 million during operations conducted across […]
Two get death, seven life jail for violent crimes in Bauchi
Two convicted armed robbers have been sentenced to death, while seven other offenders will spend the remainder of their lives behind bars for crimes including […]
FCT Council elections: Teargas disrupts vote counting at Kuchaku polling unit in Kuje
Tear gas was reportedly discharged at the Kuchaku polling unit in Kuje Area Council on Saturday just as ballot counting began, triggering panic among voters […]
ICPC begins tracking of N16.3bn constituency projects in Kogi
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has commenced the tracking of 72 constituency projects valued at N16.3 billion across the three […]
