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LCCI seeks stronger regulatory oversight to curb exploitative pricing • UI governing council appoints Peter Olapegba new Vice Chancellor • CAF Raises WAFCON Winners’ Prize Money To $2m • Ol Kalou and Mbeere North hold key lessons for UDA, Opposition ahead of 2027 • Ballon d’Or 2026: Luis Figo names four players to contend for award • Keyamo, Ganduje inspect upgraded Hajj Terminal, FAAN raises capacity • ‘Kwankwaso knows 2027 is not feasible’ – Bashir Ahmad on agreement with Peter Obi • Customs to begin 100% cargo scanning at Onne Port, eases emergency protocol • 21 Ondo lawmakers push to oust speaker over alleged OSOPADEC misconduct • World’s biggest YouTuber MrBeast marries longtime partner • Defamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defence • Gov Namadi signs executive orders to combat drug abuse, mobilise citizens in Jigawa • CAF Raises WAFCON Winners’ Prize Money To $2 Million • Ejiofor hails NBA President-elect Badejo-Okunsanya, says victory marks beginning of greater task • AAAN’s 53rd AGM begins in Lagos, sets agenda for advertising’s next chapter • N12.8trn SWV: APC’s panic exposes Guilty Conscience — Atiku • “Nigerians Should Thank Tinubu For His Courage, Sacrifices In Transforming Economy” — Governor Otti • Your claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells Atiku • Enugu set to host Africa’s gaming, tech leaders as EGC2026 targets investment, innovation • Vijiji vinne kunufaika na mradi wa kurejesha ikolojia Muheza • LCCI seeks stronger regulatory oversight to curb exploitative pricing • UI governing council appoints Peter Olapegba new Vice Chancellor • CAF Raises WAFCON Winners’ Prize Money To $2m • Ol Kalou and Mbeere North hold key lessons for UDA, Opposition ahead of 2027 • Ballon d’Or 2026: Luis Figo names four players to contend for award • Keyamo, Ganduje inspect upgraded Hajj Terminal, FAAN raises capacity • ‘Kwankwaso knows 2027 is not feasible’ – Bashir Ahmad on agreement with Peter Obi • Customs to begin 100% cargo scanning at Onne Port, eases emergency protocol • 21 Ondo lawmakers push to oust speaker over alleged OSOPADEC misconduct • World’s biggest YouTuber MrBeast marries longtime partner • Defamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defence • Gov Namadi signs executive orders to combat drug abuse, mobilise citizens in Jigawa • CAF Raises WAFCON Winners’ Prize Money To $2 Million • Ejiofor hails NBA President-elect Badejo-Okunsanya, says victory marks beginning of greater task • AAAN’s 53rd AGM begins in Lagos, sets agenda for advertising’s next chapter • N12.8trn SWV: APC’s panic exposes Guilty Conscience — Atiku • “Nigerians Should Thank Tinubu For His Courage, Sacrifices In Transforming Economy” — Governor Otti • Your claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells Atiku • Enugu set to host Africa’s gaming, tech leaders as EGC2026 targets investment, innovation • Vijiji vinne kunufaika na mradi wa kurejesha ikolojia Muheza

July 22, 2026|15:50

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2027: I’m supporting Wike-led Rainbow Coalition, says Fubara

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara declares support for the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition, endorses Tinubu for a second term, and backs Kingsley Chinda f Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-im-supporting-wike-led-rainbow-coalition-says-fubara/

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