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2027: APC chairman says party polls show Tinubu will win presidential election

Premium Times Nigeria and Vanguard (Nigeria) describe the same event in different terms.

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What happened Mr Yilwatda said the ruling party had conducted surveys across states and obtained what he described as reliable statistics showing that it was ahead of its political opponents.
The headline split Premium Times Nigeria frames it as "2027: APC chairman says party polls show Tinubu will win presidential election". Vanguard (Nigeria) frames it as "APC polls show Tinubu will win 2027 election — Yilwatda".
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Premium Times NigeriaNews report · Oct 12, 7:21 AM

2027: APC chairman says party polls show Tinubu will win presidential election

Mr Yilwatda said the ruling party had conducted surveys across states and obtained what he described as reliable statistics showing that it was ahead of its political opponents.

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Vanguard (Nigeria)News report · Oct 12, 6:15 AM

APC polls show Tinubu will win 2027 election — Yilwatda

Yilwatda also compared Tinubu with Atiku, describing the incumbent president as “far better” than the former vice-president.

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