Latest political news: Court strikes out suit, various parties position for 2027

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Latest political news: Court strikes out suit, various parties position for 2027

A Federal High Court in Abuja struck out a suit seeking to compel INEC to recognize the Turaki-led PDP leadership. Accord party insists it will win the Osun 2026 governorship election. Isaac Fayose says he can withdraw support for Peter Obi at any time for 2027. APGA endorsed Tinubu, while six Oyo APC aspirants rejected guber candidate Alli.

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