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Ruto's UNGA message collides with reality at home • Spain beat England in Nations League to extend unbeaten run • Mbappe Suffers Knee Injury, Could Return For El Clasico • Follow live: USMNT takes lead over Peru on Justin Ellis' goal in the fourth minute • Abia arrests 86, warns against dumping refuse in drainages • Trump Rejects Iran Proposal For Deal To Reopen Hormuz • Follow live: USMNT face Peru in international friendly • Real Madrid blow as Mbappe suffers knee injury • Republic of Ireland’s Gavin Bazunu boycotts Israel match ‘as a person of principle’ • WSL roundup: Putellas scores first London City goal, Manchester City maintain perfect start • APC NWC reviews structures, declares party’s readiness for 2027 polls • Emotional Verlander leaves final start with hugs from family, teammates • Sullivan, 16, starts for U.S.; youngest to earn cap since Adu in '06 • No. 1 Texas rides stout defensive performance to hold off No. 14 Vols • NDC raises concern over Enugu LG polls, commends peaceful process • NPFL: Kwara United committed to transparency – Titiloye • Lagos APC hails party’s national secretary on fellowship honour • Disclose Nigeria’s external debt-service schedule for second quarter – Atiku to Tinubu govt • Ireland squad vote to play Israel tie despite Gaza unease • Supreme Court judgment didn’t disqualify me from 2027 race – Omo-Agege • Ruto's UNGA message collides with reality at home • Spain beat England in Nations League to extend unbeaten run • Mbappe Suffers Knee Injury, Could Return For El Clasico • Follow live: USMNT takes lead over Peru on Justin Ellis' goal in the fourth minute • Abia arrests 86, warns against dumping refuse in drainages • Trump Rejects Iran Proposal For Deal To Reopen Hormuz • Follow live: USMNT face Peru in international friendly • Real Madrid blow as Mbappe suffers knee injury • Republic of Ireland’s Gavin Bazunu boycotts Israel match ‘as a person of principle’ • WSL roundup: Putellas scores first London City goal, Manchester City maintain perfect start • APC NWC reviews structures, declares party’s readiness for 2027 polls • Emotional Verlander leaves final start with hugs from family, teammates • Sullivan, 16, starts for U.S.; youngest to earn cap since Adu in '06 • No. 1 Texas rides stout defensive performance to hold off No. 14 Vols • NDC raises concern over Enugu LG polls, commends peaceful process • NPFL: Kwara United committed to transparency – Titiloye • Lagos APC hails party’s national secretary on fellowship honour • Disclose Nigeria’s external debt-service schedule for second quarter – Atiku to Tinubu govt • Ireland squad vote to play Israel tie despite Gaza unease • Supreme Court judgment didn’t disqualify me from 2027 race – Omo-Agege

September 26, 2026|21:00

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2027: Atiku campaign moves to strengthen policy structure, expand membership

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Atiku Abubakar’s presidential campaign has begun strengthening its policy structure and broadening its membership base as the African Democratic Congress

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