Here's everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. Presidential candidates and party chairmen signed the first National Peace Accord ahead of the 2027 elections in Abuja, pledging peaceful, issue-based campaigns, though former VP Atiku Abubakar and the ADC were notably absent from the signing ceremony. NDLEA arrested Lagos socialite KC Luxury and a logistics staffer after seizing 184.5 kilograms of cocaine worth $27.7 million from a courier company, describing it as the agency's largest ever cocaine bust from a courier firm. The Federal Government, 36 states and 774 local councils shared 3.007 trillion naira as federation revenue for July 2026, as statutory collections rose by 658.09 billion naira on improved petroleum and non-oil tax receipts. President Tinubu cautioned political parties and peace accord signatories against exploiting ethnic and religious divisions to win elective office, urging candidates to campaign strictly on issues ahead of the 2027 general elections. President Tinubu urged all 2027 candidates and parties to reject violence, hate speech and divisive rhetoric, stressing that the elections must never be treated as a do-or-die affair. FCT Minister Wike ordered demolition of houses obstructing waterways in Maitama, Abuja, including a prominent senator's property, declaring that wealthy elites contributing to flooding would not be spared regardless of their status. FCCPC's investigation found cement priced higher in Nigeria than in Kenya and Togo despite Nigeria's abundant limestone deposits, prompting a deeper probe into possible anti-competitive practices among major manufacturers. INEC Chairman Joash Amupitan announced plans to deploy 1.4 million ad hoc staff for the 2027 general elections, as the commission ramps up preparations for the presidential and National Assembly polls set for January 16. Osun Governor Adeleke dismissed claims allegedly from the ADC that the party helped him win his re-election, distancing his victory from any political deal as he begins his second term. Davido stood firm on refusing to apologize to Edo Governor Okpebholo over his WAEC results post, revealing he rejected direct pressure from the Senate President and Aliko Dangote to delete the viral tweet. An FCT minister declared that the opposition should start worrying now, insisting they can never defeat President Tinubu in the 2027 election, projecting confidence ahead of the campaign season. Osborn Umahi, son of Works Minister David Umahi, began campaigning for the Ebonyi Local Government chairmanship position, extending his family's political influence into local government leadership. Kaduna State University dismissed as misleading claims by its ASUU chapter that more than 200 academic staff had left the institution over poor working conditions, calling the figures inaccurate. Federal University Dutse secured two research grants worth 53 million naira from TETFund to tackle banditry in the North and control mosquito spread across Nigeria, boosting the university's research capacity. #NigeriaNews #Newsupdate #Breakingnews - @dailyplug9ja