Schoolboy, 14, collapses and dies in class.

A schoolboy suddenly collapsed and died in class 30 minutes after telling his grandma “I love you”.

Ted Sanderson, 14, died at Woodham Academy in County Durham, England, on Tuesday, June 21.

The schoolboy was rushed to James Cook University Hospital, but medics were unable to save his life.

His sudden death has left his family, friends and wider school community in shock.

Lynn Wilson, his grandmother, said: “He was a gorgeous boy. He knew everything.

“He was so much fun and he had so much character. He was perfect.

“He loved everything about life. I can’t think how we are going to live without him. We are going to have to get though this together.”

Ted, who lived with his grandparents Lynn and Keith and dad Eddie, was passionate about music, loved fishing and shooting and wanted to one day become a teacher.

Describing the last time she saw him on Tuesday, Ted’s grandma said: “He went down the drive. Before he went out I said ‘I love you, have a good day’ and he said ‘I love you nan’.

“He was scrunching up his hair the way he always did to make it as big as he could. Half an hour later we got a call from the school to say he had collapsed. We didn’t know what had happened but then there was no coming back.”

DPR approved 14 refineries in 2020 – Report

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) granted licences to 14 private investors to build refineries in the country last year.

The agency disclosed this in its latest report on the list of valid refineries obtained by Ripples Nigeria on Sunday.

The 14 refineries, according to DPR, have the capacity to refine 362,000 barrels of oil per day, (bpd).

This was in addition to the 579,000 bpd capacity refineries approved by DPR between 2017 and 2019.

The report revealed that the refineries are to be located in four states.

These are – Delta (7), Bayelsa (3), Akwa Ibom (3) and Ogun (1).

Ripples Nigeria gathered that out of the 14 investors, three got the Licences to Establish (LTE).

This means that DPR has approved and confirm their proposed project, market plan, products specifications and site selection of proposed crude oil.

10 investors got the Approval to Construct (ATC), a licence that gives the investors a period of 24 months to record at least 50 percent mechanical erection otherwise the revalidation of the approval to construct refineries will become necessary.

The remaining investor got the Approval to Relocate (ATR) licence, meaning the investor can relocate and construct its refinery in Nigeria.

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