Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 10th August 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 10/08/26
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target=_blank>Reps’ panel finally meets embattled Prince Adeyemi in police custody
•May repeat visit today as counsel’s presence stalls questioning THE House of Representatives’ Ad Hoc Committee investigating the controversies surrounding the purported Presidential Economic Advisory Council/Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council (PEAC/PFIPC), on Friday, finally met with the embattled Director-General, Prince Adeyemi Adeniyi Mathew, in police custody. The meeting, which took place at the facility where
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target=_blank>Campaign funds: INEC to deploy technology-driven innovations to monitor parties
•What the Electoral Act says about campaign expenses •As presidential, National Assembly campaigns begin August 19 •We will obey funding limit in Electoral Act —APC•How politicians beat Electoral Act provisions •It’s not possible to curb campaign funds —PDP•Our campaign strategy devoid of big-pocket spending, says LP AHEAD of the start of the campaigns for the
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target=_blank>Nigeria out of the woods, shows strong economic recovery, growth —NRS boss
Nigeria has emerged from a difficult period of economic adjustments and is now recording strong signs of recovery and accelerated growth, the Executive Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), Dr. Zacch Adedeji, has said. Adedeji spoke on Sunday while appearing on a Channels TV Politics Today programme, where he reviewed the economic policies of
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target=_blank>VIDEO: NAF airstrike kills nine ISWAP fighters, top commander in Borno
Nigerian Air Force (NAF), has killed nine Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters in a precision air strike in Borno including a key commander responsible for escorting high-value members of the group. This is contained in a statement on Sunday in Abuja, by the Director of Public Relations and Information, NAF headquarters, Air Commodore
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target=_blank>Nigeria’s recurring floods: Up to $9.12bn lost, N880bn needed for repairs —FDC Report
Nigeria’s recurring floods are exerting a heavy economic toll, with losses estimated at between $3.79 billion and $9.12 billion and annual spending on damaged infrastructure reaching roughly N880 billion (about $644 million), according to the latest macroeconomic outlook from Financial Derivatives Company (FDC). The report attributes most of the damage not to the weather itself
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target=_blank>Fayose’s bedroom electrification
Starting a week with the joke of a joke can be very distressing. The ‘architect of modern Ekiti State’, Mr Ayodele Fayose, started his job as chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency board with a farce. And he is trending. At his farcical best, he reduced rural electrification to nights, nightlife and baby-making. Give the
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target=_blank>Projects are not a power system: Is Minister Tegbe confused?
LAST week, I intended to discuss how record-breaking heatwaves are increasing demand for cooling, prompting the International Energy Agency (IEA) to warn of mounting pressure on electricity systems. Nigeria must treat grid restructuring and coordinated distributed energy systems as national priorities for affordable electricity, industrialisation and economic development. The question is: what electricity system should
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target=_blank>The sad case of Ayegun-Oleyo federal road
HOW does a road receive more than ₦1.6 billion in federal payments, attract another ₦2.1 billion allocation, and still remain unfinished? That is the troubling question raised by the 17-kilometre Ayegun-Oleyo federal road in Oluyole Local Government Area of Oyo State. Residents continue to battle dust, mud and worsening transport conditions while the Federal Government
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target=_blank>Delta economic summit: Connecting ideas to capital, unlocking a new growth pole
From August 3 to 5, 2026, the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit assembled leaders, policy-makers, captains of industry, domestic and foreign investors. CHIMA NWOKOJI dissects key takeaways from the summit. In the humid August heat of the Niger Delta, beneath the soaring roof of The Dome Event Centre, Delta State staged one of the
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target=_blank>Cement market projected to hit N5.8trn in 2030
Nigeria’s cement market has been projected to expand from approximately N3.59 trillion in 2025 to over N5.8 trillion in 2030. According to a report by the Global Cement Group, the market is expected to grow by 12.6 percent on an annual basis to reach N3.9 trillion in 2026. This is coming a few days after
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