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بين خروف الهامش وخروف النخبة.. مواطن الخرطوم هو الضحية • Nigerian man faces deportation after arrest in US over fraud allegations • Gbenga Hashim hails Justice Umar for nullifying INEC’s timetable • ASERA holds consultation on draft regulation • Oceans: African youths, groups, wage war against micro and nano plastics • PDP to end zoning in Bayelsa East by 2031 • SSS releases Yobe man cleared of wrongdoing, gives him millions • 63-yr-old Chinese grandma arrested as NDLEA busts drug trafficking network • WARRI DELINEATION: Anxiety as Itsekiri, Ijaw/Urhobo sing discordant tunes on INEC report • 2027: Kachikwu-led ADC faction set to hold National Convention in Abuja • AMVCA 500-bread dress left me with severe back injury — Queen Mercy • Rivers ADC guber primary: Aspirant accuses Amaechi of imposition, says three winners emerged • Nigeria’s First Lady seeks an end to child marriage and obstetric fistula • NCAA places 11 local airlines on ‘no-pay-no-service’ list amid debt burden • Kaduna court jails ex-bank officials over N7.8m theft • Abia announces commencement of operation at newly completed Umuahia Bus Terminal • The Fubara trajectory: A tragedy or blessing in disguise? • Kaduna APC primaries: Power struggles, defections, battle for Northern political relevance • Mchungaji Msigwa apokewa rasmi Chadema, yeye asema… • Abiodun’s aide pays NECO fees for 75 Ogun indigent students • بين خروف الهامش وخروف النخبة.. مواطن الخرطوم هو الضحية • Nigerian man faces deportation after arrest in US over fraud allegations • Gbenga Hashim hails Justice Umar for nullifying INEC’s timetable • ASERA holds consultation on draft regulation • Oceans: African youths, groups, wage war against micro and nano plastics • PDP to end zoning in Bayelsa East by 2031 • SSS releases Yobe man cleared of wrongdoing, gives him millions • 63-yr-old Chinese grandma arrested as NDLEA busts drug trafficking network • WARRI DELINEATION: Anxiety as Itsekiri, Ijaw/Urhobo sing discordant tunes on INEC report • 2027: Kachikwu-led ADC faction set to hold National Convention in Abuja • AMVCA 500-bread dress left me with severe back injury — Queen Mercy • Rivers ADC guber primary: Aspirant accuses Amaechi of imposition, says three winners emerged • Nigeria’s First Lady seeks an end to child marriage and obstetric fistula • NCAA places 11 local airlines on ‘no-pay-no-service’ list amid debt burden • Kaduna court jails ex-bank officials over N7.8m theft • Abia announces commencement of operation at newly completed Umuahia Bus Terminal • The Fubara trajectory: A tragedy or blessing in disguise? • Kaduna APC primaries: Power struggles, defections, battle for Northern political relevance • Mchungaji Msigwa apokewa rasmi Chadema, yeye asema… • Abiodun’s aide pays NECO fees for 75 Ogun indigent students

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Four forces that may shape APC’s 2027 fortune

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From governors’ growing dominance to elite recycling and post-primary disputes, the ruling party’s internal contests reveal deeper struggles over power ahead of the next general election.

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