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42 ألف نازح بالنيل الأزرق يواجهون خطر الجوع والمرض • التسرب المدرسي يهدد طلاب القضارف.. والتعدين والزواج المبكر أبرز الأسباب • I won’t be a godfather; Abia voters will pick my successor — Otti • Lalong, First Lady Defend Tinubu’s Quest For Second Term • انهيار الجنيه يشعل أسعار السلع ويغلق ثلاثة أرباع متاجر الدويم • FAAC shares N2.338trn to FG, states, LGs • Presidential Candidate: Meet Sunday Adenuga of BOOT Party – Because Of Our Tomorrow • Police arrest, repatriate wanted Chinese national over smuggling • Wadau wamlilia msanii wa katuni King Kinya • Benue: Police warns politicians against using thugs, cultists ahead of elections • Sera thabiti zitaamua mustakabali wa uwekezaji Afrika Mashariki – Rostam • Health Insurance Can Curb Sudden Deaths, Says Ultimate HMO MD • 2026 U-20 WWC: England Coach Disappointed With Defeat To Falconets • Aiyedatiwa warns Ondo APC members against anti-party activities • 420-year-old tortoise at Alaafin’s palace dies in Oyo • Police neutralise four suspected kidnappers, rescue two victims in Kaduna • Mutfwang’s Orange Economy Push: Turning Plateau’s Culture Into Jobs and Prosperity • Why Aisha Buhari visited me — Atiku • 2026 U-20 WWC: England Underrated Us — Aduku Reacts After Falconets’ Triumph • British Airways yafungua anga la utalii Tanzania • 42 ألف نازح بالنيل الأزرق يواجهون خطر الجوع والمرض • التسرب المدرسي يهدد طلاب القضارف.. والتعدين والزواج المبكر أبرز الأسباب • I won’t be a godfather; Abia voters will pick my successor — Otti • Lalong, First Lady Defend Tinubu’s Quest For Second Term • انهيار الجنيه يشعل أسعار السلع ويغلق ثلاثة أرباع متاجر الدويم • FAAC shares N2.338trn to FG, states, LGs • Presidential Candidate: Meet Sunday Adenuga of BOOT Party – Because Of Our Tomorrow • Police arrest, repatriate wanted Chinese national over smuggling • Wadau wamlilia msanii wa katuni King Kinya • Benue: Police warns politicians against using thugs, cultists ahead of elections • Sera thabiti zitaamua mustakabali wa uwekezaji Afrika Mashariki – Rostam • Health Insurance Can Curb Sudden Deaths, Says Ultimate HMO MD • 2026 U-20 WWC: England Coach Disappointed With Defeat To Falconets • Aiyedatiwa warns Ondo APC members against anti-party activities • 420-year-old tortoise at Alaafin’s palace dies in Oyo • Police neutralise four suspected kidnappers, rescue two victims in Kaduna • Mutfwang’s Orange Economy Push: Turning Plateau’s Culture Into Jobs and Prosperity • Why Aisha Buhari visited me — Atiku • 2026 U-20 WWC: England Underrated Us — Aduku Reacts After Falconets’ Triumph • British Airways yafungua anga la utalii Tanzania

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Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO opens for subscription

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The offer is expected to run from Monday, 14 September to Tuesday,13 October 2026, giving eligible investors an opportunity to acquire shares in the company.

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