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Analysts see April inflation rise strengthening case for CBN rate hold • Tier-1 banks grow deposits to N114trn as lending slows • Africa turns to Luanda for talks on growth financing, economic resilience • ‘It’s Scary’ — Iheanacho Reacts To Late Penalty Winner Against Motherwell • تحول ميداني لافت في النيل الأزرق بعد سيطرة قوات “تأسيس” على مقجة • Sand, Pinstripes, and Peacock Feathers: Tyla’s Met Gala Journey So Far • EOCO detains wife of Dr. Sledge • Angry youth hunt alleged sex predator in Heman • Court jails “okadaman” 8 years for robbery • CTVET to begin first harmonised certificate II and traditional TVET examination on May 18 • Trust hospital midwife arrested for alleged child trafficking • BREAKING: 2027: Former Ondo Governor, Mimiko officially joins APC • 2027: Plateau PDP screens 131 Assembly, three Senatorial aspirants • Benue LG workers begin two-week strike over unpaid salaries • FULL LIST: Top 10 best goalkeepers in Europe’s clean sheet rankings • Driver arraigned for alleged rape of 14-year-old girl • Army arrests suspected terror logistics operatives in Yobe • Head of Service clarifies approval of 40% peculiar allowance to civil servants • Chinese President, Xi warns Trump on Taiwan • Kwankwasiyya dismisses PRP’s claim of 2027 alliance talks with Obi, Kwankwaso • Analysts see April inflation rise strengthening case for CBN rate hold • Tier-1 banks grow deposits to N114trn as lending slows • Africa turns to Luanda for talks on growth financing, economic resilience • ‘It’s Scary’ — Iheanacho Reacts To Late Penalty Winner Against Motherwell • تحول ميداني لافت في النيل الأزرق بعد سيطرة قوات “تأسيس” على مقجة • Sand, Pinstripes, and Peacock Feathers: Tyla’s Met Gala Journey So Far • EOCO detains wife of Dr. Sledge • Angry youth hunt alleged sex predator in Heman • Court jails “okadaman” 8 years for robbery • CTVET to begin first harmonised certificate II and traditional TVET examination on May 18 • Trust hospital midwife arrested for alleged child trafficking • BREAKING: 2027: Former Ondo Governor, Mimiko officially joins APC • 2027: Plateau PDP screens 131 Assembly, three Senatorial aspirants • Benue LG workers begin two-week strike over unpaid salaries • FULL LIST: Top 10 best goalkeepers in Europe’s clean sheet rankings • Driver arraigned for alleged rape of 14-year-old girl • Army arrests suspected terror logistics operatives in Yobe • Head of Service clarifies approval of 40% peculiar allowance to civil servants • Chinese President, Xi warns Trump on Taiwan • Kwankwasiyya dismisses PRP’s claim of 2027 alliance talks with Obi, Kwankwaso

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APC tickets will be based on merit, loyalty, says Aiyedatiwa

Punch Nigeria 20 days 1 mins read

Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa states that APC tickets for upcoming elections will be decided by merit and loyalty, urging aspirants to avoid despera Read More: https://punchng.com/apc-tickets-will-be-based-on-merit-loyalty-says-aiyedatiwa/

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