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Tanoso youth grabbed Chief over alleged illegal miming activities near Tano River • Young man allegedly assaulted after being caught stealing at shop in Adum • Europe’s seas reach record heat as climate change threatens marine life • Ojudu tackles FG over Akure-Ado Ekiti road downgrade • Investors place N1.73tn bids as DMO allots FGN bonds • OAU honours LAUTECH VC for art, scholarship contributions • 2027: Tinubu meets Akpabio, Doguwa, others as presidential campaigns begin today • Standard Bank eyes OPay stake ahead of $4bn US IPO • Purposeful innovation key to capital market growth — Owoturo • Weak sentiment wipes N544bn off equity market value • FX, OMO push FMDQ seven-month turnover to N426.5tn • Fortis strengthens operation with new appointments • Finalists emerge at TFA Future Liga 2026 • NTTF lauds Babcock for table tennis support • Williams sisters lose on doubles return • Belgian club beat Barca to Ikorodu City’s Omotayo • Brighton enter Azeez race • Falcons to get new coach before Olympic qualifier • Ajayi set for Silesia Diamond League showdown • Okocha bemoans Eagles’ lack of home ground • Tanoso youth grabbed Chief over alleged illegal miming activities near Tano River • Young man allegedly assaulted after being caught stealing at shop in Adum • Europe’s seas reach record heat as climate change threatens marine life • Ojudu tackles FG over Akure-Ado Ekiti road downgrade • Investors place N1.73tn bids as DMO allots FGN bonds • OAU honours LAUTECH VC for art, scholarship contributions • 2027: Tinubu meets Akpabio, Doguwa, others as presidential campaigns begin today • Standard Bank eyes OPay stake ahead of $4bn US IPO • Purposeful innovation key to capital market growth — Owoturo • Weak sentiment wipes N544bn off equity market value • FX, OMO push FMDQ seven-month turnover to N426.5tn • Fortis strengthens operation with new appointments • Finalists emerge at TFA Future Liga 2026 • NTTF lauds Babcock for table tennis support • Williams sisters lose on doubles return • Belgian club beat Barca to Ikorodu City’s Omotayo • Brighton enter Azeez race • Falcons to get new coach before Olympic qualifier • Ajayi set for Silesia Diamond League showdown • Okocha bemoans Eagles’ lack of home ground

August 19, 2026|02:40

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Presidential election: Tinubu, Obi, others sign peace pact as 2027 campaign begins today

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Presidential candidates, including Tinubu and Obi, sign the 2027 Peace Accord, pledging issue-based campaigns and shunning violence as the election campaig Read More: https://punchng.com/presidential-election-tinubu-obi-others-sign-peace-pact-as-2027-campaign-begins-today/

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