Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 26th July 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/07/26
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target=_blank>PREMATURE CAMPAIGNS: Who will punish these culprits?
As politicians flout electoral laws at will AS Nigeria counts down to the first round of the 2027 general election on January 16, 2027, political candidates have already begun campaigning more than 150 days before that date, alarming election integrity and fairness advocates. While stakeholders commonly believe the premature campaigns violate the law, PHILIP IBITOYE
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target=_blank>Opposition candidates have no capacity to split Tinubu’s votes in the South —APC spokesman
Felix Morka is the National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress. In this interview by TAIWO AMODU, he explains efforts by the governing party to ensure genuine reconciliation amongst its party stalwarts as a result of crises thrown up by its primaries, even as he maintains that political parties, not courts or INEC, have
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target=_blank>Uba Sani, Speaker Abbas’ feud may cost Tinubu
IN the build-up to the recently concluded nomination exercise of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), it wasn’t a secret that the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, was headed for the Senate to represent Kaduna North. Many of his colleagues in the lower chamber knew about the “upgrade” and were already nostalgic
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target=_blank>If the 2027 elections are to be credible… (II)
“THE defect lies in making manual recording or manual collation the automatic fallback without imposing strict safeguards. It also makes Form EC8A the primary basis for collation and declaration. That drafting dilutes the reform because the exception may swallow the rule. The amendment is further objectionable because it creates incentives for abuse. If failure of
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target=_blank>Minister David Umahi, Miss Mary Habila and some missing links
THE story of Miss Mary Habila, the nurse found dead in the country home of the Minister of Works, David Umahi, in Uburu, Ohaozara Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, will not simply fade away. The reasons are clear. Several parts of the narrative offered by those who should know do not add up, and
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target=_blank>The Agẹmọ curse and Nigeria’s free fall
“THEY just tend not to be honest. Nigerians as a group, frankly, are marvelous scammers. I mean, it is in their national culture.” That damning comment appeared in the September 25, 1995, edition of The New Yorker. That scathing assertion stirred a hornet’s nest, and its author — Colin Powell, the urbane American diplomat, Army General, and
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target=_blank>Evangelism on the move: Clerics battle proposed ban on preaching in buses
A proposed bill seeking to criminalise preaching in commercial buses has triggered widespread opposition from Christian leaders across Nigeria. SEYI SOKOYA examines their reactions, the arguments for and against the legislation, and the broader constitutional debate over balancing road safety with the rights to freedom of religion and expression. FOR decades, commercial buses in Nigeria
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target=_blank>Did Abacha actually die on top of a woman?
THE Yoruba establish a direct causal relationship between tragic news and emotional grief. They observe that if the ears are not fed with rotten news, the mind will not be consumed by grief. Whatever his motive for publishing his book, DSS @40: My Journey Behind the Shield, retired Assistant Director of the Department of State Services
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target=_blank>100 reasons to keep the conversation going: Celebrating a journey of hope, healing and mental health
Reaching this milestone fills my heart with immense gratitude. What started as a vision to make mental health conversations simple, relatable and accessible has grown into one hundred weekly conversations in the Tribune. I do not take this privilege for granted. My sincere appreciation goes to the management of the Tribune for providing a platform
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target=_blank>As daddy’s girl, I always got away with things my siblings couldn’t —Tayo Animashaun
Mrs. Tayo Animashaun is the current Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), United Kingdom District Society. She discussed her career growth trajectory, the special privileges enjoyed as the family’s last girl, and other childhood experiences in this chat with SEGUN KASALI. HOW was growing up in Ibadan? Yes, I grew up
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