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JUST IN: Former Chairman Of MTN Nigeria, Pascal Dozie Is Dead

 

Founder of Defunct Diamond Bank and Former Chairman of MTN Nigeria, Pascal Dozie is Dead.

According to Family Sources, Dozie passed after a brief illness.

Born on the 9th of April 1939 to the family of Charles Dozie, a Catholic Catechist, the consummate businessman got his early education from Our Lady’s School Emekuku, Holy Ghost Juniorate Seminary and Holy Ghost College, Owerri where he obtained his West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

He then journeyed to the United Kingdom where he got his B.Sc Economics from the London School of Economics.

He also studied Operational Research and Industrial Engineering, before getting a Master’s degree in Administrative Science from City University in London.

Dozie is survived by a Wife, Chinyere and 5 Children.

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BREAKING: Victor Osimhen Stars As Nigeria Beat Algeria To Set Up Morocco Semi-Final Clash

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Nigeria Beat Algeria To Set Up Morocco Semi-Final Clash

BREAKING: Victor Osimhen Stars As Nigeria Beat Algeria To Set Up Morocco Semi-Final Clash—-The Super Eagles of Nigeria have qualified for the semi-final of the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

The Super Eagles pulled off a stunning display to beat Algeria 2-0 in their quarter-final clash on Saturday evening, to book their spot.

Eric Chelle’s men dominated the Desert Foxes for most of the first half, but failed to find the back of the net.

The closest Nigeria came to opening the scoring, came when Calvin Bassey’s effort was cleared off the line.

But in the second half, Victor Osimhen headed in Bruno Onyemaechi’s cross, before setting up Akor Adams for the second goal.

The three-time African champions will now clash with the hosts Morocco for a place in the final.

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BREAKING: Allowance Standoff Puts Super Eagles’ AFCON Quarter-Final vs Algeria in Doubt

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Super Eagles’ AFCON Quarter-Final vs Algeria in Doubt

BREAKING: Allowance Standoff Puts Super Eagles’ AFCON Quarter-Final vs Algeria in Doubt—-Thecloudngr reports that the Nigerian Super Eagles team have threatened to boycott the quarter final match against Algeria over unpaid allowances.

According to BBC/Aljazeera writer, the Super Eagles players won’t train or travel to Marrakech for the QF game against Algeria if their unpaid allowances for Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda & Mozambique games are not PAID.

Moreso, sports journalist Olúwashínà Okeleji also revealed that the squad is awaiting payment for bonuses accrued from victories against Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, and Mozambique.

“Players and coaching staff of #Nigeria are waiting on #AFCON2025 bonus payments. Win bonuses from four matches – vs Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda & Mozambique – have yet to be received. Squad remain focus but will NOT train or travel to Marrakech on Thursday if this isn’t resolved,” Oluwaseun posted.

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