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ADC only exists in few northern LGAs – Jigawa gov’s aide blasts party over Osun election • Bola Matel-Okoh Brings Nigeria’s Leading Women in Business to The Executive Woman Summit 2.0 • Transfer: Man United join Arsenal in race to sign Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray • Russia confronts US, Turkey over plan to arm Ukraine • Serie A: Chukwueze ready to flourish in new Milan role • 2027: Osun election shows how opposition parties can remove Tinubu — Lukman • Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez Are Married • Army commander visits Sokoto community, pledges troops’ readiness to tackle terrorists • FCT: Reactions as flooding hits Abuja • 2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can remove Tinubu’ – Timi Frank to Nigerian youths • Hormuz shipping slump pushes oil higher, but hidden flows cap rally • Teach Youths How to Think, Not Whom to Hate: A call for digital literacy • NCDMB urges operators to adopt domestic tech as maiden Innovation Challenge concludes • Dangote Refinery’s ‘people’s IPO’ charts a new course for Nigerian capital markets • BluePeak’s US$12m bet on the digital backbone of African commerce • Chukwueze Relishes New Milan Role Under Amorim • Woman arrested for stealing newborn in Kebbi • Trump provides update on US missionary held captive in Niger • Osun Decides: How APC’s heavyweight deployment failed to halt Adeleke’s re-election • Ecobank, Cornerstone Insurance, Africa Prudential top stock pick this week • ADC only exists in few northern LGAs – Jigawa gov’s aide blasts party over Osun election • Bola Matel-Okoh Brings Nigeria’s Leading Women in Business to The Executive Woman Summit 2.0 • Transfer: Man United join Arsenal in race to sign Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray • Russia confronts US, Turkey over plan to arm Ukraine • Serie A: Chukwueze ready to flourish in new Milan role • 2027: Osun election shows how opposition parties can remove Tinubu — Lukman • Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez Are Married • Army commander visits Sokoto community, pledges troops’ readiness to tackle terrorists • FCT: Reactions as flooding hits Abuja • 2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can remove Tinubu’ – Timi Frank to Nigerian youths • Hormuz shipping slump pushes oil higher, but hidden flows cap rally • Teach Youths How to Think, Not Whom to Hate: A call for digital literacy • NCDMB urges operators to adopt domestic tech as maiden Innovation Challenge concludes • Dangote Refinery’s ‘people’s IPO’ charts a new course for Nigerian capital markets • BluePeak’s US$12m bet on the digital backbone of African commerce • Chukwueze Relishes New Milan Role Under Amorim • Woman arrested for stealing newborn in Kebbi • Trump provides update on US missionary held captive in Niger • Osun Decides: How APC’s heavyweight deployment failed to halt Adeleke’s re-election • Ecobank, Cornerstone Insurance, Africa Prudential top stock pick this week

August 17, 2026|07:59

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Peter Obi

Morning recap: Adeleke extends olive branch, Kwankwaso explains Obi alliance, other top stories

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Catch up on the latest Nigerian news with our morning recap: Adeleke’s victory, Kwankwaso on Obi alliance, Osun murder, Tinubu on refineries, and US missio Read More: https://punchng.com/morning-recap-adeleke-extends-olive-branch-kwankwaso-explains-obi-alliance-other-top-stories/

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