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2026: Reps members raise conflict-of-interest concerns over Tinubu’s campaign council

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2026: Reps members raise conflict-of-interest concerns over Tinubu’s campaign council
Premium Times
Premium Times55 mins ago
2026: Reps members raise conflict-of-interest concerns over Tinubu’s campaign council
The lawmakers expressed particular concern over the roles of the Ministers of Defence, Minister of State for Defence, Nigeria Revenue Service chairman Zacch Adedeji and Budget Office Director-General Tanimu Yakubu.
Vanguard
Vanguard3 hrs ago
HURIWA asks defence ministers to quit Tinubu campaign council, focus on insecurity
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has called on the Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, and the Minister of State for Defence, Senator Bello Mohammed Matawalle, to withdraw immediately from the campaign council of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and concentrate on tackling the country’s wo
Punch
Punch7 hrs ago
2027: APC denies withdrawing Tinubu campaign council list
The APC dismisses reports of withdrawing its 2027 presidential campaign council list for review, stating any changes will be formally announced. Get the de
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru1 days ago
Council ordered to improve education services after inspectors raise ‘significant concern’
Alec Doyle, Local Democracy Reporter A Welsh council’s education services will be monitored by inspectors every term after an inspection identified areas of “significant concern”. Flintshire County Council has also been ordered to draw up an action plan addressing five recommendations following the Estyn inspection in
AllAfrica
AllAfrica🏁 first to report1 days ago
Nigeria: Concerns Over Inclusion of Betta Edu, Others in Tinubu's Campaign Council
[Daily Trust] Since the release of names of persons in the 2027 APC Presidential Campaign Council over the weekend, reactions have trailed the inclusion of the former Minister for Humanitarian Affairs, Betta Edu, former chairperson of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) Board, Ngozi Olejeme and the Chairman