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Nigerian Newspapers Summary

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Daily News 24. Stay updated with the major stories shaping conversations across Nigeria — from El-Rufai’s warning about 2027 elections, to D’Tigress making basketball history, and a tragic building collapse in Edo.

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1. El-Rufai warns Tinubu’s reelection could destroy Nigeria’s unity

Former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai has raised concerns that reelecting President Tinubu and APC in 2027 could ruin Nigeria’s social cohesion. He made the remarks during a political rally organized by the African Democratic Congress in Sokoto.

2. D’Tigress clinch record fifth AfroBasket title

Nigeria’s women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, defeated Mali to win their fifth consecutive FIBA AfroBasket championship. The victory also secured them a spot at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin.

3. Peter Obi insists on single-term presidency pledge

Labour Party’s Peter Obi reaffirmed he would serve only one term if elected in 2027. His statement followed a jab by Anambra Governor Soludo, who mocked Obi’s earlier one-term commitment.

4. Hotel owner dies in Uromi building collapse

Andrew Isesere, the owner of an under-construction hotel in Uromi, Edo State, died when the building collapsed. Over 20 workers narrowly escaped, with some injured during the incident.

5. LASU suspends all academic activities amid strike

Lagos State University has halted all academic and social activities, including second semester exams, following an intensifying workers’ strike. The Senate announced the suspension will remain until further notice.

6. SDP sues INEC over rejected by-election candidates

The Social Democratic Party has dragged INEC to court for allegedly rejecting its candidates in 12 states ahead of by-elections. The party claims the electoral body exceeded its authority.

7. Police accused in fatal shooting of Imam’s son in Abuja

Attahiru Abubakar, son of Kuchibuyi’s Chief Imam, was shot dead by police officers during a land dispute in Bwari, Abuja. His brother was also injured and is receiving treatment.

8. Beninese nationals arrested for human trafficking in Ondo

Ondo State Police Command has arrested 10 citizens of Benin Republic over alleged human trafficking activities. Police say the suspects were involved in illegal migration and exploitation schemes.

9. NiMet warns of flash floods as thunderstorms loom

The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has forecast thunderstorms and rain across various states between Monday and Wednesday, warning of possible flash flooding in some northern and central areas.

10. PDP announces national convention for November

The PDP has released its timetable for the 2024 national convention, slated for November 15–16. Sale of nomination forms begins September 3, with submission due by September 26.

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