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مقتل 10 أشخاص وإصابة آخرين في قصف مدفعي على الدلنج • Court remands ex-SDP Chairman Gabam over alleged fund mismanagement • Legal Education Reform Act is perfect; let’s accept it — Lawyer Kwame Adofo • “Big Push” agenda key to future-ready infrastructure – Works and Housing Minister • Akwa Ibom police deny involvement in alleged assault at UUTH • Transfer: Genoa revive interest in Ryan Alebiosu • Commercial vehicles dominate Nigeria’s road crashes as 1,347 people die in Q1 2026 — NBS • Another UK minister resigns, urges Starmer to set departure timetable • Genevieve Nnaji Returns! The Nollywood Icon Joins BBC’s “Wahala” Alongside Cush Jumbo & Adelayo Adedayo • مفوضية اللاجئين توزع مواد إغاثية للفارين من الحرب في مخيم قولو بوسط دارفور • Woman arrested for allegedly beating step-daughter to death • Fidelity Bank’s annual revenue up 46% • Customs seizes 10,126 parcels of cannabis in Ogun • Injury Blow For Arsenal As Star Defender Ruled Out For Rest Of Season • US cost of Iran war nearing $29 billion – Pentagon • FG shifts Eko Bridge closure to May 19 • UCL: Arsenal suffer major injury blow ahead PSG final • Wike visits APC national chairman as Fubara’s fate hangs • Create Conducive Atmosphere For Cooperative Banking to Thrive, Stakeholders Charge FG • Alonso Considers Premier League Switch As Chelsea Weigh Options • مقتل 10 أشخاص وإصابة آخرين في قصف مدفعي على الدلنج • Court remands ex-SDP Chairman Gabam over alleged fund mismanagement • Legal Education Reform Act is perfect; let’s accept it — Lawyer Kwame Adofo • “Big Push” agenda key to future-ready infrastructure – Works and Housing Minister • Akwa Ibom police deny involvement in alleged assault at UUTH • Transfer: Genoa revive interest in Ryan Alebiosu • Commercial vehicles dominate Nigeria’s road crashes as 1,347 people die in Q1 2026 — NBS • Another UK minister resigns, urges Starmer to set departure timetable • Genevieve Nnaji Returns! The Nollywood Icon Joins BBC’s “Wahala” Alongside Cush Jumbo & Adelayo Adedayo • مفوضية اللاجئين توزع مواد إغاثية للفارين من الحرب في مخيم قولو بوسط دارفور • Woman arrested for allegedly beating step-daughter to death • Fidelity Bank’s annual revenue up 46% • Customs seizes 10,126 parcels of cannabis in Ogun • Injury Blow For Arsenal As Star Defender Ruled Out For Rest Of Season • US cost of Iran war nearing $29 billion – Pentagon • FG shifts Eko Bridge closure to May 19 • UCL: Arsenal suffer major injury blow ahead PSG final • Wike visits APC national chairman as Fubara’s fate hangs • Create Conducive Atmosphere For Cooperative Banking to Thrive, Stakeholders Charge FG • Alonso Considers Premier League Switch As Chelsea Weigh Options

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Western leaders face political hurdles in bid to mobilise support for Ruto

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read

Efforts by a section of Western leaders to rally support for President William Rutos 2027 re-election bid are facing headwinds amid political realignments and ODM wrangles.

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