Today’s Headlines: Obi’s Acceptability Won’t Translate To Victory -Umahi, Tinubu Advices Nigerians

Obi’s Acceptability Won’t Translate To Victory -Umahi.

Source: Channels Television.

Ebonyi State Governor, Mr. Dave Umahi has hailed the acceptability of the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi but believes this may not translate to victory for the former Anambra governor in next year’s exercise.

Umahi spoke on Friday in Abuja after his visit to President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House. According to him, while Obi’s level of acceptability across the country is heart-warming, especially for the southeast region, it won’t be enough to unseat the ruling.

Tinubu Advices Nigerians.

Source: Vanguard Newspapers.

Presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured Nigerian farmers of massive investments in the entire agricultural value chain if elected president next year.

Bola Tinubu gave the assurance on Friday when he received farmers at his campaign office in Abuja.

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King Charles III Faces Testing Times.

Source: Punch Newspapers.

Trained from childhood to be king, Charles III has endured the longest wait for the throne in British history – and has the toughest of acts to follow.

His mother, Queen Elizabeth II, was crowned in 1953 with huge fanfare and national excitement aged just 25, and in the ensuing years earned the love and respect of millions worldwide.

But after 73 years as her understudy, Charles’s reign risks paling in comparison.

“It will be very difficult for him in terms of following the queen,” said Robert Hazell, founder of the Constitution Unit at University College London.

“The monarchy is likely to go through, I think, some testing times,” he told AFP.

Ayade Appoints 86 More Aides.

Source: Punch Newspapers.

The Cross River State Governor, Prof Ben Ayade, has appointed 86 people as members of various councils and boards as his second term winds down to the end in 2023.

According to a statement on Friday by the Deputy Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Linus Obogo, the appointments take immediate effect. Most of the appointees are to serve as members of the Community Mobilisation Council.

Others were appointed as members of the Public Utility Management Board as well as directors of agencies and members of other boards.

The governor has, through his ‘Food on the table’ policy, appointed several aides during his first and second terms in office.

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