A POWERFUL STATE officer was reportedly dressed down by his boss for allegedly disrupting his political plans while pretending to support his 2027 bid. The officer is said to have rubbed shoulders with key political figures in regions the boss considers crucial for his campaign, sparking tension and mistrust. Insiders say the revelations have deeply angered the boss, who recently read him the riot act and warned of unspecified consequences should he continue destabilising important political bases, insisting the behaviour could jeopardise carefully laid 2027 strategies.

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FATE SEEMS TO be drawing together two political figures in an opposition county long unsettled by infighting and confusion. The pair has recently found themselves at odds with their party over its position on a sensitive issue ahead of the polls. Interestingly, the two have barely seen eye to eye since the 2022 general election. But in a recent meeting at a private residence in the county, theysupposedly agreed to bury their differences and unite to resist a faction that has been targeting them for their political stance.

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WHY HAS A once-vocal opposition figure suddenly gone silent on political matters? This is the question some lawmakers were heard posing to him in the corridors of Parliament. He allegedly brushed them off, accusing them of pettiness. The politician, long a thorn in the side of the establishment, haspurportedly built a reputation on relentless criticism of the regime. However, insiders say he has recently toned down his attacks to quietly assess the shifting political landscape and strategise for the 2027 elections after suffering a recent setback.

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ARE SOME POLITICAL figures using a vocal MP to test the waters with his controversial statements ahead of the 2027 general election? Word has it that the second-term lawmaker, who has repeatedly trended for his provocative remarks, could be supposedly acting on behalf of powerful political masters. Recently, he allegedly made comments widely seen as targeting a particular camp, and days later issued another statement that sparked fresh questions. Corridors are now buzz with claims that he is possibly being used by influential forces keen on shaping the political narrative as the 2027 polls draw closer.