G alatasaray’s celebrations did not last long. The Turkish champions confirmed on Sunday that two of their key players, Victor Osimhen and Mario Lemina, will be out for weeks after suffering groin injuries in the same match. The update was revealed by the club through an official statement. Both men went down during the 3-2 win over İstanbul Başakşehir, and the club sent them straight to Acıbadem Hospital for MRI scans to know exactly how bad it was.  The results were not what Galatasaray fans wanted to hear. According to the club, doctors found an advanced-moderate strain with bleeding in the same muscle for both players. For Osimhen it was his right adductor. For Lemina, the same area. Treatment has already started. Osimhen’s pain came early. He had already scored in the 33rd minute before clutching his groin and walking off with help. Lemina did not even come out for the second half. At the time it looked like just another knock. Now we know it is much more serious. The Nigeria...

F ormer Vice President Atiku Abubakar has once again spoken up for a plan he believes can ease the tough economic conditions Nigerians are facing, saying the government must back local producers if it truly wants to bring down prices of everyday goods. Through his aide on public communication, Phrank Shaibu, the ADC's presidential flagbearer said on Sunday that whatever positive figures officials present about the economy mean little if ordinary people don't feel the difference in their pockets whether at the fuel station, the market, or while paying for transport. As reported by Tribune Online , Atiku drew attention to the position of the Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria (CORAN), which has been pushing for stronger government backing of refineries operating within the country. He also referenced how the United States, under President Donald Trump, has taken similar steps to strengthen its own local energy sector suggesting Nigeria could learn from that approach...