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2027: Delta political groups purchase nomination form for Reps aspirant
Three political support groups in Delta State—the One-On-One Progressive Crusaders Movement, the Political Emancipation Network, and God’s Anointed Support Group—alongside friends and political associates, have announced their decision to purchase the interest and nomination form for Thompson Robert Fuoye ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Kwara lawmaker raises concern over attack, seeks probe
A member of the House of Representatives representing Edu/Moro/Patigi Federal Constituency, Ahmed Adamu Saba, has expressed concern over an attack on him in Tsaragi, Edu Local Government Area of Kwara State.
Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 is non-negotiable — Omoaghe
A former All Progressives Congress (APC) state chairman and chieftain of the party in Edo State, Prince Tony Omoaghe, has thrown his full weight behind the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing it as an irreversible resolve of Edo stakeholders. Omoaghe made this declaration while speaking to journalists in Benin City following a stakeholder […]
Omodiale Godwin to host Africa’s largest creators–tech convergence in Abuja
As Africa’s digital and creative sectors continue to expand, new platforms are emerging to drive collaboration and innovation across the continent. One such initiative is the African Creators Conference (ACC) 2026, convened by Nigerian entrepreneur and digital strategist, Omodiale Godwin.
Datum Africa wants to open 10m African datasets in 10 years
For years, African science and tech conversations have returned to one stubborn line: there is no African data. It is said in conference halls, startup rooms, research circles, and policy meetings, often with equal parts frustration and fatalism.

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