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GhIS, Roads Ministry to strengthen compensation process after valuation claims concerns for properties affected by road projects • NFF President Gusau, General Secretary Sanusi, Other Board Members Resign • High Court orders continuation of Wontumi’s EXIM Bank fraud case after failed plea bargaining talks • Mahama inaugurates committee to oversee GH¢1bn Bawku Revitalisation Fund • GH¢1bn fund: 'You now have the opportunity to go back and continue development' — Mahama tells Bawku fund committee • Ghana to build biggest 1,200-megawatt power plant since independence – Ato Forson • Serie A: Dele-Bashiru ruled out after injury blow • Which NBA superstar will request a trade next? Our Summer Forecast panel makes its prediction • Aid Efforts Trickle In After Deadly Nepal-Tibet Floods • No Contact Made By Abductors Of Niger Worshippers — Commissioner • الجميل الفاضل يكتب: هندسةُ الاستواء والاستقامة في امتحان الحرب؟! • Thugs invade Ondo Assembly amid Speaker’s impeachment saga • Cyberattack exposes data of 8.7m customers at three UK airports • ‘I Would’ve Ended Your Career’ — Peller Fires Back At Carter Efe • Cribbed crest? Leyton Orient call out Wrexham for using familiar new badge • NPFL: Yusuf anticipates difficult Shooting Stars, Inter Lagos clash • قصف تشاد” يعيد جدل الدور التركي في حرب السودان • Kwara Assembly member dumps APC • Edo@35: Okpebholo, deputy reaffirm commitment to development • Court orders NDLEA to produce KayCee Luxury • GhIS, Roads Ministry to strengthen compensation process after valuation claims concerns for properties affected by road projects • NFF President Gusau, General Secretary Sanusi, Other Board Members Resign • High Court orders continuation of Wontumi’s EXIM Bank fraud case after failed plea bargaining talks • Mahama inaugurates committee to oversee GH¢1bn Bawku Revitalisation Fund • GH¢1bn fund: 'You now have the opportunity to go back and continue development' — Mahama tells Bawku fund committee • Ghana to build biggest 1,200-megawatt power plant since independence – Ato Forson • Serie A: Dele-Bashiru ruled out after injury blow • Which NBA superstar will request a trade next? Our Summer Forecast panel makes its prediction • Aid Efforts Trickle In After Deadly Nepal-Tibet Floods • No Contact Made By Abductors Of Niger Worshippers — Commissioner • الجميل الفاضل يكتب: هندسةُ الاستواء والاستقامة في امتحان الحرب؟! • Thugs invade Ondo Assembly amid Speaker’s impeachment saga • Cyberattack exposes data of 8.7m customers at three UK airports • ‘I Would’ve Ended Your Career’ — Peller Fires Back At Carter Efe • Cribbed crest? Leyton Orient call out Wrexham for using familiar new badge • NPFL: Yusuf anticipates difficult Shooting Stars, Inter Lagos clash • قصف تشاد” يعيد جدل الدور التركي في حرب السودان • Kwara Assembly member dumps APC • Edo@35: Okpebholo, deputy reaffirm commitment to development • Court orders NDLEA to produce KayCee Luxury

August 27, 2026|14:19

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2027 Elections

2027: I’m Nigeria’s incoming youngest president, says 35-year-old DLA candidate

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

DLA candidate Moses Adebisi, 35, declares he will be Nigeria’s youngest president in 2027, challenging Tinubu and APC. Learn about his vision.

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