Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 6th July 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/07/26
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target=_blank>Nigeria, 8 other countries account for 83% of global gas flaring —Report
Nigeria has been named among eight other countries that accounted for 83 percent or more than four-fifths of global gas flaring in 2025, while producing only 46 per cent of the world’s oil. Published by the World Bank’s Global Flaring and Methane Reduction Partnership, in collaboration with the Payne Institute at the Colorado School of
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target=_blank>H1 2026: High interest rates, credit crunch remain disincentives to private-sector investment
•As manufacturing grapples with 35.6% borrowing costs, N1.92trn credit squeeze•MAN calls for implementation of N1trn Manufacturing Stabilisation Plan•Convert macroeconomic gains into inclusive growth, CPPE urges FG High interest rates, access to credit, insecurity and other challenges continued to constrain private-sector investments, as individuals and businesses completed the first half of the year. For instance, a
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target=_blank>5 foods diabetic patients should avoid
Diabetes is a condition that affects how the body uses sugar. For people living with diabetes, what they eat plays an important role in controlling blood sugar levels and preventing complications.
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target=_blank>African leaders must unite for repatriation of offshore funds to boost development —Elombi, Afreximbank president
AFRICA continues to bleed capital at an alarming rate while simultaneously pleading for international aid. Estimates suggest that trillions of dollars in wealth generated from African resources and markets have flowed out of the continent into offshore accounts, often held by corporations, elites, and individuals who extract profits but reinvest minimally back home. This paradox—rich
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target=_blank>Nigeria’s biggest scandal is here
President Bola Tinubu’s Villa scriptwriters are supremely gifted. Go back and read Mr. Bayo Onanuga’s So Long a Letter on the Gbajabiamila-Adeyemi ‘feud’ over an agency that is simultaneously legal and illegal. The lengthy statement is a work of prose, daintily littered with repetition and refrain; rhyme and rhythm. Check out this excerpt: “On 27
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target=_blank>The fictitious presidential council
FOR some time now, a character called Prince Adeyemi Adeniyi Matthew had championed supposed governmental activities as the director-general of the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC). The PFIPC had a media presence in print, broadcast and even online, including a website address (now unavailable) ending with the gov.ng label that is known to accompany
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target=_blank>Afrophobia: Should Nigeria ask South African companies to leave?
Jacob Zuma was President of South Africa when he declared on October 21, 2013 that South Africa should not “think like Africans in Africa, generally”. The remark, delivered at an ANC manifesto forum at Wits University, elicited gasps across Africa. History remembers it as the infamous “I am not an African” speech. As of three
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target=_blank>Nigerians to pay more as Green Tax implementation begins at seaport
THE Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has said Nigerians will pay more for cargo clearance following the commencement of the two percent and four percent Green Tax implementation at the nation’s ports. The Federal Government on the 1st of July commenced the collection of 2 percent and 4 percent levy on vehicles with
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target=_blank>CBN targets N2.0trn treasury bill issuance in July amid tight liquidity push
THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced plans to raise N2.0 trillion through Treasury Bill (T-Bill) auctions in July on behalf of the Federal Government. With only N647.79 billion worth of T-Bills maturing this month, the programme is projected to deliver a substantial net liquidity withdrawal of approximately N1.35 trillion from the banking system.
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target=_blank>Experts seek more details on World Bank’s new Nigeria partnership framework
ECONOMIC analysts and development stakeholders have called for greater clarity on the implementation of the World Bank Group’s newly unveiled Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Nigeria, following the announcement of a $1.25 billion financing package aimed at supporting private sector-led growth, job creation and economic diversification between 2026 and 2032. The new framework is designed
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