Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 12th July 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 12/07/26
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target=_blank>Leadership backlash (II)
“BELIEVE me,” said Jesus, “I am who I am long before Abraham was anything.” That did it — pushed them over the edge. They picked up rocks to throw at him. But Jesus slipped away, getting out of the Temple.” John 8:58–59 (Message).
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target=_blank>Gbaja gets a reprieve
A few weeks before his assassination on February 13, 1976, one Obarogie Ohanbamu, who was a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Lagos and who also doubled at that time as Editor-in-Chief and publisher of African Spark, a monthly news magazine, published a damning story against the Head of State, General Murtala Mohammed.
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target=_blank>Inside Nigeria’s expanding drug crisis despite NDLEA’s crackdown
Despite intensified efforts by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), drug abuse and trafficking continue to spread across Nigeria.
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target=_blank>What really happens in your brain when you’re stressed? Understanding the science behind stress
LAST week, we began a conversation about stress and challenged a belief that many of us have come to accept that living under constant pressure is simply part of life.
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target=_blank>A return to my alma mater…
IN a race – which life is – everyone has their lane. Once you have chosen a lane, stay in it. If you cross lanes in a relay, you get disqualified. If you are not focused and drop the baton, you also get disqualified. Fast and steady, not slow and steady, wins the race of life.”
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target=_blank>The public administrator and the trajectory that has shaped her career
IN this piece, I want to extricate who and what a public administrator is within the context of public service and the governance process.
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target=_blank>The People’s Republic: How they came
JUST as the British were getting thoroughly fed up with Kosoko’s uncompromising encouragement of the slave-trade, Akintoye addressed a beautifully-worded petition to Beecroft in 1851 in which, among other things
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target=_blank>Good news from Oriire, and lessons from endless insecurity
THE much-awaited good news hit the airwaves on Friday, July 10 — exactly 56 days after toddlers, students, and their teachers were kidnapped in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State — as the victims regained their freedom.
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target=_blank>Sale of used breast implants online on the increase in Russia as women battle economic crisis
Russian classified advertisement platforms have been reporting a noticeable increase in the number of used breast implants being sold online, the country’s media reported.
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target=_blank>Divine verdict and bó ba o pá Osun politics
OSUN, the state of the Living Spring, is awash with dead bodies and flowing from its tributaries is the shed blood of the innocent.
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