Super Eagles’ Moses Simon insists the team is focused on winning their AFCON quarter-final against Algeria, not on avenging their 2019 defeat.
Read More: https://punchng.com/we-want-win-not-revenge-simon/
We want win, not revenge – Simon
Related Posts
PDP remains strongest party in Bauchi, gov aspirant declares
A PDP governorship aspirant, Usman Adamu, declares the PDP Bauchi chapter is the strongest party and will be victorious in the 2027 elections despite defec
Read More: https://punchng.com/pdp-remains-strongest-party-in-bauchi-gov-aspirant-declares/
MSport 2026: New features, real winners, and why MSport is Africa’s biggest sports betting platform
As Africa’s sports betting market continues to expand, MSport enters 2026 with a clear focus on product innovation, real winners, and transparency, reinforcing its position as Africa’s biggest and best sports betting platform
The post MSport 2026: New features, real winners, and why MSport is Africa’s biggest sports betting platform appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
2027: Tinubu’s aide, Ja’oji resigns
The Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Citizenship and Leadership, Nasir Bala Aminu, popularly known as Ja’oji, has resigned from his position ahead of the 2027 general elections.
It was gathered that his resignation follows a directive issued by President Tinubu instructing all political appointees interested in contesting elective offices in 2027 to step down from their positions on or before March 31, 2026.
The directive applies to ministers, special advisers, senior special assistants, and other political appointees serving in the current administration.
According to Daily Trust, in his resignation letter, Ja’oji expressed appreciation to the president for the opportunity to serve, describing his appointment as a clear demonstration of the administration’s commitment to youth inclusion and leadership development.
He noted that his selection for key roles was driven by President Tinubu’s confidence in the capacity of young Nigerians and his vision to empower them to contribute meaningfully to national development.
Ja’oji also reaffirmed his loyalty to the president and pledged to continue supporting the administration’s goals, adding that he remains ready to serve the country in any capacity if called upon in the future.
