Mahama’s announcement of James Agalga as new Majority Leader was an error, he has no authority — Speaker Bagbin • Texans acquire WR Boutte in trade with Patriots • Us or them: Kiffin defends pursuit of NFL players • NPP communicator backs direct election of MMDCEs, calls for broader vetting committee • MTN Ghana trains media, CSOs on responsible use of Artificial Intelligence • Schottenheimer, Pete reflect on undrafted rookie OL's viral postgame speech • Adeleke receives new Osun CP, demands release of detainees • Men drive Nigeria’s paternity testing boom as Smart DNA reports 23.6% negative results • Philips: Nigerian football will bounce back • Nottingham Forest close in on signing Liam Delap from Chelsea • Chelsea's potent attack and weak defense points to one thing: Get ready for chaotic fun • Ayitey Powers arrested over alleged death threat against Yaw Ampofo Ankrah • UNIZIK suspends lecturer for three months over sexual misconduct • FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup Falconets depart for Poland, target strong showing • Palmer stars as Chelsea edge Fulham 3-2 in thrilling London derby • BBNaija S11: Chimsom wins HoH again, 14 face eviction • Uba Sani approves ₦300m for KASU-ASUU, sets up negotiation c’ttee to avert strike • NLA workers suspend strike after talks over salary adjustment • EPL: Iwobi, Bassey Begin New Campaign On Losing Note As Chelsea Edge Out Fulham • Federer, 45, set to play in exhibition at US Open • Mahama’s announcement of James Agalga as new Majority Leader was an error, he has no authority — Speaker Bagbin • Texans acquire WR Boutte in trade with Patriots • Us or them: Kiffin defends pursuit of NFL players • NPP communicator backs direct election of MMDCEs, calls for broader vetting committee • MTN Ghana trains media, CSOs on responsible use of Artificial Intelligence • Schottenheimer, Pete reflect on undrafted rookie OL's viral postgame speech • Adeleke receives new Osun CP, demands release of detainees • Men drive Nigeria’s paternity testing boom as Smart DNA reports 23.6% negative results • Philips: Nigerian football will bounce back • Nottingham Forest close in on signing Liam Delap from Chelsea • Chelsea's potent attack and weak defense points to one thing: Get ready for chaotic fun • Ayitey Powers arrested over alleged death threat against Yaw Ampofo Ankrah • UNIZIK suspends lecturer for three months over sexual misconduct • FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup Falconets depart for Poland, target strong showing • Palmer stars as Chelsea edge Fulham 3-2 in thrilling London derby • BBNaija S11: Chimsom wins HoH again, 14 face eviction • Uba Sani approves ₦300m for KASU-ASUU, sets up negotiation c’ttee to avert strike • NLA workers suspend strike after talks over salary adjustment • EPL: Iwobi, Bassey Begin New Campaign On Losing Note As Chelsea Edge Out Fulham • Federer, 45, set to play in exhibition at US Open
Sowore, Amaechi clash over experience, governance ahead of 2027
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Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), and Rotimi Amaechi, vice-presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress