Morning recap: EFCC uncovers illegal refinery, Obi supporters clash, other top stories

1. Nigerian financial crime fighters discover an illegal oil refinery allegedly run by Chinese nationals in Ogun State. The facility was found deserted in Ogere when authorities arrived.

2. Among groups supporting Peter Obi's potential 2027 presidential run, tensions have risen between the OK Movement and other factions. The disagreement centers around claims Obi and his running mate have distanced themselves from the OK Movement.

3. The World Bank has criticized Nigerian state governments for prioritizing investments in transport infrastructure over essential services like education and healthcare. Despite increased revenue, states have only allocated a fraction of their approved budgets to these crucial areas.

4. The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has disbanded its parallel presidential campaign council, renaming it the Osun State APC Parliamentary Campaign Council. The change came after a dispute over the composition of the initial campaign structure.

5. Former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, faces charges of allegedly forging his NYSC certificate. A witness in a Federal High Court in Abuja identified irregularities in the disputed document, including an incorrect prefix, call-up number, and signature.