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Ethiopia officially receives FIATA talking stick to host the 101st world congress in Addis Ababa • Ethiopia’s trafficking convictions fall 44% despite expanded victim screening • PM Abiy forms new cabinet with 39% women’s representation • New Genetics Platform Targets Africa’s Livestock Potential • APC asks INEC to bar parties over membership register breach • 20 Apartments, A Clean Title, An Approved Plan, and A Handover Date: EDENBROOKS HOMES Opens Sales At Maison D’eko Residences III In Lekki Phase 1 • Anambra Attorney General probes police, court bailiffs’ clash • Police foil transformer vandalism, arrest suspect in Bauchi • Igboho lauds firm over N50m Abuja land donation to security outfit • Kisa Mwabukusi, Mahakama yaamuru Mwita atangazwe magazetini • Kogi councillor Rosemary Aduku dies after days in captivity • Rui Pinto to remain under witness protection after U-turn by Portuguese authorities • SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 148: Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Preview • Airtel Money commences conditional trading on London Stock Exchange • Lagos assembly sets up committee to recover government assets • Visa scandal: 'Ampofo Ankrah’s suspension not enough; Kofi Adams must also step aside' — Senyo Amekplenu • GMB’s Ampomaa faces backlash as Efiya Otiwaa demands apology over ‘nananom’ song • Pre-tertiary teachers’ strike: We have taken teachers for granted for too long — Dr. Partey-Anti • France’s seafood problem starts elsewhere • AGITF, Azania Benki watenga mikopo ya mabilioni kwa vijana na wanawake • Ethiopia officially receives FIATA talking stick to host the 101st world congress in Addis Ababa • Ethiopia’s trafficking convictions fall 44% despite expanded victim screening • PM Abiy forms new cabinet with 39% women’s representation • New Genetics Platform Targets Africa’s Livestock Potential • APC asks INEC to bar parties over membership register breach • 20 Apartments, A Clean Title, An Approved Plan, and A Handover Date: EDENBROOKS HOMES Opens Sales At Maison D’eko Residences III In Lekki Phase 1 • Anambra Attorney General probes police, court bailiffs’ clash • Police foil transformer vandalism, arrest suspect in Bauchi • Igboho lauds firm over N50m Abuja land donation to security outfit • Kisa Mwabukusi, Mahakama yaamuru Mwita atangazwe magazetini • Kogi councillor Rosemary Aduku dies after days in captivity • Rui Pinto to remain under witness protection after U-turn by Portuguese authorities • SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 148: Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Preview • Airtel Money commences conditional trading on London Stock Exchange • Lagos assembly sets up committee to recover government assets • Visa scandal: 'Ampofo Ankrah’s suspension not enough; Kofi Adams must also step aside' — Senyo Amekplenu • GMB’s Ampomaa faces backlash as Efiya Otiwaa demands apology over ‘nananom’ song • Pre-tertiary teachers’ strike: We have taken teachers for granted for too long — Dr. Partey-Anti • France’s seafood problem starts elsewhere • AGITF, Azania Benki watenga mikopo ya mabilioni kwa vijana na wanawake

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2027: Shehu Sani harps on danger of disrupting rotational presidency

Punch Nigeria 21 minutes 1 mins read

Former Senator Shehu Sani has warned that attempts by northern politicians to reclaim power in 2027 could threaten national unity and reignite agitations. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-shehu-sani-harps-on-danger-of-disrupting-rotational-presidency/

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