@dailyplug9ja: November 1, 2026 - Here’s everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. Police in Zamfara say they repelled bandits attacking Bukuyum and discovered more than thirty suspected bandit bodies, though the actual casualty figure remains unverified. ADC demands arrests after Sokoto governorship candidate Munir Dan Iya’s convoy was allegedly attacked and vehicles vandalised by Sokoto Marshals. Four South-East governors urged voters to support President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid, citing his administration’s economic reforms and regional development. INEC Chairman Joash Amupitan says Nigeria’s 2027 election timetable will not be changed without lawful justification, with the final voters’ register due December fifteenth. The Africa Energy Bank has formally begun operations in Abuja with five-billion-dollar authorised capital, aiming to finance projects across Africa’s energy sector. A United States federal court rejected a request to question President Bola Tinubu over alleged cyberattacks in an ongoing Freedom of Information lawsuit. Two suspected Ebola cases identified in Adamawa tested negative after two rounds of laboratory testing, leaving Nigeria’s previously confirmed case as the only confirmed infection. APGA candidates in Anambra fear Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s alliance with Tinubu could trigger protest votes and benefit opposition candidates in legislative elections. APC campaign council chief Abdulaziz Yari says Tinubu’s achievements and campaign efforts will convince Nigerians to support his second-term bid in 2027. Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal presented staff of office and official vehicles to nineteen newly coronated emirs during a ceremony in Gusau. The Federal Government’s planned ninety-day relief programme is drawing mixed reactions, while the opposition ADC calls the proposed fifty-thousand-naira monthly payment an election gimmick. Former Deputy Senate President Ovie Omo-Agege again faces scrutiny over his “rig and die” warning, while saying election manipulation must be resisted. The Africa Democratic Congress has condemned the alleged attack on its Sokoto candidate, while demanding arrests and accountability from state security authorities. Bursaspor says it could sell Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho for an extraordinary offer after his sixteen-goal start to the Turkish season. The Christian Association of Nigeria has raised concerns over the reported conviction of a Christian woman in Borno, saying the case’s legal basis remains under verification. #NigeriaNews #breakingnews #Trendingvideo #Newsupdate #happeningnow

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