
Abia Governor Otti Says He Has His Own 2027 Candidate, Denies Backing Tinubu
Abia State Governor Alex Otti says he has his own candidate for 2027 and has not declared support for President Bola Tinubu.
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Abia State Governor Alex Otti says he has his own candidate for 2027 and has not declared support for President Bola Tinubu.

Astronomers say they have detected radio waves from a planet outside our Solar System for the first time, while Mark Zuckerberg lost R145.7 billion in a day.

Fury claims his long-awaited bout with Anthony Joshua is in doubt, according to multiple UK outlets.

The New York Times reports a discovery tied to the origins of life was made in a budget motel room, though details remain limited.

The U.S. trade representative says Washington is comfortable with the current state of its trade relationship with Canada and sees no urgency to finalize a deal.

UOL reports Meta has introduced Muse Charm, an AI-powered virtual pet designed to draw in young audiences.

Taylor Simone Ledward says she paid more than $1 million to Chadwick Boseman's parents, disputing his brothers' lawsuit claims, per TMZ.

The Quint reports demonstrators were pulled and pushed as Delhi police cleared a three-hour protest against Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

A new sculpture celebrating children's author Andy Griffiths goes on display at the National Portrait Gallery, according to ABC News.

Ireland's Taoiseach told the UN General Assembly that the full truth of Gaza will shame the world once revealed, according to The Journal.

Indra Kenz has been granted parole in the Binomo case, but detikNews reports compensation distribution among victims is still disputed by association officials.

Liu Huan, the Chinese singer who performed "Heroes' Song," has died at age 63, according to straitstimes.com.

The Star reports Trump published a map labeling the Strait of Hormuz 'Trump Strait,' as Iran rejects a ceasefire and warns the US.

The Star reports a roster change at EForce, with Wong leaving the team and Wang returning.

WELT reports Washington rejected Tehran's proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran saying the US now holds the next move.

A feather preserved in fossilized dinosaur waste may shed light on how birds outlasted the extinction that killed other dinosaurs.

YTN reports Daegu Veterans Hospital's respiratory medicine clinic has been closed for seven years, with only two residents on staff as specialist recruitment stalls.

Pokémon GO players can now dress their avatars in adidas-branded cosmetics tied to a wider Pokémon x adidas footwear collection.

A father tells Fagersta-Posten he thought his son would die in the sword attack at Brinellskolan, as reports say the suspect may have a mental disorder.

Italy's health ministry calls for stronger vaccination coverage after measles cases rose 78.1% in 2026, with Rome and Lazio reporting rising infections.

South Africa meet Guinea in AFCON qualifying as Pitso Mosimane's squad absorbs another injury setback, according to Goal.com.

Rosario3 outlines how families can recognize Alzheimer's warning signs, as other Argentine outlets mark World Alzheimer's Day with prevention guidance.

SixTONESの田中樹がガルアワ2026A/Wでトップバッターとしてサプライズ登場し、ランウェイに歓声が沸いたとモデルプレスが報じた。

Tehran has proposed a seven-day arrangement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and is awaiting Washington's response, according to BBC reporting.
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