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Transfer: Baleba passes Man Utd medical • LaLiga: Alvarez booed as Lookman fails to shine in Atletico draw with Villareal • 72-year-old Brighton fan dies while leaving stadium after Villa game • Jide Kosoko announces Ogogo’s burial date as fans, colleagues mourn • Actor Ogogo to be buried on Monday • Anambra: Police arrest 48-year-old woman with N12m in cash • Popular throuple splits as Precious separates from Jeffrey, Chidinma • 2027: Kwankwaso faults APC campaign council, urges Yari to reconsider DG role • 2027 election between oppressed Nigeria, those responsible for their oppression – Kwankwaso • Arsenal Hold Talks With Al-Hilal Over Sale Of Martinelli • Tinubu renews tenure of NTA, NAN DGs for another three years • EPL: Late Szoboszlai penalty earns Liverpool 2-2 draw against Newcastle • Seven die in Niger road crash • WAFU B CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers: Edo Queens open campaign against AS GNN • Ex-Gov Goje denies defection to PDP, but remains exploring future path • 2027: Aiyedatiwa not backing opposition candidates, aide clarifies • Our position on tourism reforms is about due process, not personalities, FTAN insists • Taiwo Hassan: Curtains close on veteran actor Ogogo • IPADA signs partnership with NBCC, D Evans Consulting to boost tourism, investment • Ondo Assembly Crisis: Speaker safe for now as APC begs 24 lawmakers to sheathe sword • Transfer: Baleba passes Man Utd medical • LaLiga: Alvarez booed as Lookman fails to shine in Atletico draw with Villareal • 72-year-old Brighton fan dies while leaving stadium after Villa game • Jide Kosoko announces Ogogo’s burial date as fans, colleagues mourn • Actor Ogogo to be buried on Monday • Anambra: Police arrest 48-year-old woman with N12m in cash • Popular throuple splits as Precious separates from Jeffrey, Chidinma • 2027: Kwankwaso faults APC campaign council, urges Yari to reconsider DG role • 2027 election between oppressed Nigeria, those responsible for their oppression – Kwankwaso • Arsenal Hold Talks With Al-Hilal Over Sale Of Martinelli • Tinubu renews tenure of NTA, NAN DGs for another three years • EPL: Late Szoboszlai penalty earns Liverpool 2-2 draw against Newcastle • Seven die in Niger road crash • WAFU B CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers: Edo Queens open campaign against AS GNN • Ex-Gov Goje denies defection to PDP, but remains exploring future path • 2027: Aiyedatiwa not backing opposition candidates, aide clarifies • Our position on tourism reforms is about due process, not personalities, FTAN insists • Taiwo Hassan: Curtains close on veteran actor Ogogo • IPADA signs partnership with NBCC, D Evans Consulting to boost tourism, investment • Ondo Assembly Crisis: Speaker safe for now as APC begs 24 lawmakers to sheathe sword

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Osun poll: Tinubu’s restraint helped Adeleke win, says Accord Party chieftain

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Accord Party chieftain, Prof Chris Imumolen, argues President Tinubu’s democratic restraint, not lack of support, helped Adeleke win the Osun election. Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-poll-tinubus-restraint-helped-adeleke-win-says-accord-party-chieftain/

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