Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 4th April 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 04/04/26
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target=_blank>Easter: High petrol price crippling our businesses —Market leaders, traders
Say ‘It has never been this severe’ AS the price of petrol continues to rise, market women and shoppers across the country are feeling the impact, with many describing the current situation as one of the toughest economic conditions in recent memory. Despite the dwindling purchasing power of many Nigerians, prices of essential food items
target=_blank>We formed women vigilante group to address Plateau’s security challenges —Amina Ahmed
Some women in Jos, Plateau State, have formed a vigilante group to combat the security challenges facing the state. Hajiya Amina Ahmed, the leader of the women in Laranto, Jos North local government area of Plateau State, speaks with ISAAC SHOBAYO on the mode of their operations. What influenced the decision to form a female
target=_blank>Why we sealed church involved in Osun Osogbo Grove invasion —Oba Jokotola, Alayemore of Ido Osun
The Alayemore of Ido Osun in Egbedore Local Government Area of Osun State, Oba Olayinka Jokotola, in this interview by ADEOLU ADEYEMO, speaks on the invasion of a sacred grove in Osogbo by a church in his community and why it was sanctioned. Kabiyesi, what informed your decision to order the sealing of the church
target=_blank>‘I was in my shop when I heard gunshots’
•Survivors of Jos carnage give horrific details of gunmen’s attack AFTER years of respite, Jos, the capital of Plateau State, is back in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Prior to this recent incident, Jos North Local Government Area had been the epicentre of internecine conflicts. However, over the past 12 years, the state capital
target=_blank>Terrorists on motorcycles intercepted by soldiers in Plateau, 3 killed
•Two fake security operatives arrested THE military in Plateau State has disrupted the mass movement of terrorists travelling on motorcycles and killed three of them at Karem in Wase Local Government Area. It also arrested two individuals masquerading as security operatives in Wase and Jos North local government areas. There has been a heavy deployment
target=_blank>‘He gave me biscuit and peanut burger, laid me down, and…’
•How teenager allegedly defiled five-yr-old girl A 17-year-old boy, Usman (surname withheld) is currently on the run and being searched for after he allegedly defiled a five-year-old girl, ‘Labisi (surname withheld), who is the granddaughter of his neighbour at Foko area in Ibadan, Oyo State. Saturday Tribune learnt that the defilement was carried out last
target=_blank>How opposition Tinubu would treat President Tinubu
YOU may resent Bola Ahmed Tinubu, but you can’t deny that he has earned his place in Nigerian political history as one of the, if not the, most consequential opposition figures in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. He constructed a carefully planned political and rhetorical template to oppose central governments effectively and then converted the symbolic capital
target=_blank>The rush to get married at Alagbon Close
Amid the sweltering weather, the multi-cultural crowd and the permanently jostling individuals and groups were also the numerous happy brides and bouncy grooms. The place? It was at the often-talked-about Federal Marriage Registry, Ikoyi in Lagos more commonly referred to as ‘Ikoyi Registry’. The registry, a place for couples’ happy beginnings, is at Alagbon Close,
target=_blank>Xenophobic South Africa and Nigeria’s leadership lacuna
Crowning a king in whatever form on foreign soil is anathema. It is insidious, provocative buffoonery, and I don’t care if the perpetrators are fed to crocodiles. But the current orgy of violence in South Africa is driven by xenophobic rage, not righteous indignation over foreigner slight. South Africans habitually punish all foreigners for the
target=_blank>A.P.R.I.L!
Dear readers, I wish you a happy new month. There is something about the beginning of a new month that invites reflection. April, in particular, feels like a gentle but firm nudge—a reminder that the year is moving, whether we are intentional about it or not. As someone who works closely with women and entrepreneurs
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