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غرف الطوارئ، السودانية من أبرز المرشحين لجائزة نوبل للسلام هذا العام • Subsidy return could push petrol to N2,000, dollar to N3,000 — FG • PABF appoints Dr Oscar Sam Ugoh as Executive Vice President for West Africa • Businessman dragged to court over GH¢480,000 fraud using fake BEL-AQUA supply deal • 87-year-old man jailed 20 years for defiling nine-year-old girl at Ofankor • Trump Says Anyone Who Does Not Call AI ‘Super Intelligence’ Is ‘The Enemy’ • Kano intensifies crackdown on street gangs, drug networks, Arrests 47 • The watermelon dashboard: When reassuring dashboards leave leadership confidently wrong • States prioritise infrastructure spending over human capital, as revenues surge 93%, says World Bank • CBN seeks Asian investment as FX reforms rebuild investor confidence • Free course to assist entrepreneurs turn ideas into viable businesses unveiled by PMI • 2027: Nigerians will reject your one-month fuel bribe — ADC campaign • Ogun transport unions endorse Adeola for 2027 • Paul cleared to fight; Canelo, Strickland, others on wish list • Sources: Infantino reelection path clear as Montagliani plans Concacaf stay • Akeredolu’s advocacy continues to shape state police debate – Aiyedatiwa • Gombe begins N10.32bn gratuity payment to 6,665 retirees • Military Plane Crash: Air Chief sets up probe panel, assures adequate support for bereaved families • Sh200 milioni kutumika ujenzi wa miundombinu, mtambo kuzalisha hewa tiba Chunya • لم يجلسا وجهاً لوجه.. التلفزيون الكيزاني يكتشف هندسة المسافات • غرف الطوارئ، السودانية من أبرز المرشحين لجائزة نوبل للسلام هذا العام • Subsidy return could push petrol to N2,000, dollar to N3,000 — FG • PABF appoints Dr Oscar Sam Ugoh as Executive Vice President for West Africa • Businessman dragged to court over GH¢480,000 fraud using fake BEL-AQUA supply deal • 87-year-old man jailed 20 years for defiling nine-year-old girl at Ofankor • Trump Says Anyone Who Does Not Call AI ‘Super Intelligence’ Is ‘The Enemy’ • Kano intensifies crackdown on street gangs, drug networks, Arrests 47 • The watermelon dashboard: When reassuring dashboards leave leadership confidently wrong • States prioritise infrastructure spending over human capital, as revenues surge 93%, says World Bank • CBN seeks Asian investment as FX reforms rebuild investor confidence • Free course to assist entrepreneurs turn ideas into viable businesses unveiled by PMI • 2027: Nigerians will reject your one-month fuel bribe — ADC campaign • Ogun transport unions endorse Adeola for 2027 • Paul cleared to fight; Canelo, Strickland, others on wish list • Sources: Infantino reelection path clear as Montagliani plans Concacaf stay • Akeredolu’s advocacy continues to shape state police debate – Aiyedatiwa • Gombe begins N10.32bn gratuity payment to 6,665 retirees • Military Plane Crash: Air Chief sets up probe panel, assures adequate support for bereaved families • Sh200 milioni kutumika ujenzi wa miundombinu, mtambo kuzalisha hewa tiba Chunya • لم يجلسا وجهاً لوجه.. التلفزيون الكيزاني يكتشف هندسة المسافات

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Osun Rep candidate unveils 335-man campaign team, names Adeleke patron

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has been named a patron of the 335-man campaign council constituted by Accord Party House of Representatives candidate, Pelumi Olajengbesi, ahead of the January 2027 election in the Oriade/Obokun Federal Constituency. Olajengbesi, who previously served as spokesperson for Adeleke’s 2026 governorship campaign, announced the formation of the campaign council in Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-rep-candidate-unveils-335-man-campaign-team-names-adeleke-patron/

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