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Atiku's camp criticises Shettima's remark about a Kano school and asks Tinubu to explain his own school record

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Atiku's campaign has hit back at Vice President Kashim Shettima over a remark he made about a school in Kano. The camp reportedly said the vice president mocked the school and asked President Tinubu to explain his own educational record. No reply from the vice president's office was reported yet.

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Imo Governor Uzodimma tells Wike the Rainbow Coalition does not exist in his state

Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma has reportedly challenged FCT Minister Nyesom Wike over his Rainbow Coalition, saying it has no presence in Imo. The exchange is the latest in a running dispute between the two over 2027 alignments, with Wike saying the platform is for Tinubu supporters and not an APC structure.

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Obi says the President has spent about 200 days abroad but has yet to visit Kogi

Peter Obi has criticised President Tinubu's foreign travel, saying he has spent roughly 200 days outside the country while still not visiting Kogi State. The Presidency has previously argued that the President governs effectively wherever he is.

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Wike takes fresh swipe at Atiku: "I pray you never know him"

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has made a new remark about former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, reportedly telling listeners he prays they never get to know him. The two have traded public criticism for years.

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Kano Assembly reportedly backs constitutional amendment allowing state police

The Kano State House of Assembly has reportedly approved the proposed constitutional amendment that would let states set up their own police forces. The bill needs approval from at least 24 state assemblies before it can become law.