TRENDING

Stakeholders seek evidence-driven strategy to improve healthcare access • Osogbo food scheme sparks panic • Nigeria has one of smallest budgets — Bagudu • Mineral deal: Publish your MoU with Tinubu govt – US firm tells Trump • Bucs say QB Mayfield out at least three weeks with dislocated thumb • AI should complement, not replace, judicial officers – A’Ibom CJ • Nigeria’s Economy Too Small To Meet Development Needs – Bagudu • Court Orders NMDPRA To Continually Grant Fuel Import Licences To Matrix, AA Rano, A.Y.M • US says no China arms sale plans after envoy cites Trump offer • 10 things to know about Danielle Adewusi, doctor crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2026 • Police arrest 15-year-old arms courier, 32 others • Army operationalises 28 Brigade in Kebbi • Nigeria seeks more funding for Niger, Lake Chad basins • AFCON 2027Q: Usor reveals how Simon inspired match-winning goal against Madagascar • NDLEA, Army destroy cannabis farms, arrest two suspects in Edo • REA seeks unified approach to expand electricity access across Nigeria • Profesa Kabudi: Mpango wa watu wenye ualbino usibaki kwenye makaratasi • Ogun Govt intensifies campaign to tackle illiteracy, out-of-school menace • Sources: Giants acquire QB McCarthy from Vikings for 2027 pick • Customs probe corruption perception, begins integrity survey • Stakeholders seek evidence-driven strategy to improve healthcare access • Osogbo food scheme sparks panic • Nigeria has one of smallest budgets — Bagudu • Mineral deal: Publish your MoU with Tinubu govt – US firm tells Trump • Bucs say QB Mayfield out at least three weeks with dislocated thumb • AI should complement, not replace, judicial officers – A’Ibom CJ • Nigeria’s Economy Too Small To Meet Development Needs – Bagudu • Court Orders NMDPRA To Continually Grant Fuel Import Licences To Matrix, AA Rano, A.Y.M • US says no China arms sale plans after envoy cites Trump offer • 10 things to know about Danielle Adewusi, doctor crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2026 • Police arrest 15-year-old arms courier, 32 others • Army operationalises 28 Brigade in Kebbi • Nigeria seeks more funding for Niger, Lake Chad basins • AFCON 2027Q: Usor reveals how Simon inspired match-winning goal against Madagascar • NDLEA, Army destroy cannabis farms, arrest two suspects in Edo • REA seeks unified approach to expand electricity access across Nigeria • Profesa Kabudi: Mpango wa watu wenye ualbino usibaki kwenye makaratasi • Ogun Govt intensifies campaign to tackle illiteracy, out-of-school menace • Sources: Giants acquire QB McCarthy from Vikings for 2027 pick • Customs probe corruption perception, begins integrity survey

September 28, 2026|16:50

Back to Home

Nigeria

2027: Makinde says APM can reset Nigeria in four years

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, says as the APM presidential candidate, he can reset Nigeria in four years if elected in 2027. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-makinde-says-apm-can-reset-nigeria-in-four-years/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article