Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 22nd September 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 22/09/26
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target=_blank>Incursion of Chinese retailers, others may put Nigeria’s 27.5% workforce under threat — CPPE
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has expressed concerns over the growing participation of the Chinese and other foreign nationals in Nigeria’s retail and distributive trade market, warning the development could have severe implications for the country’s 27.5 percent workforce.
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target=_blank>Imo community laments insecurity, poor roads
The Nsokpo Dynamic Association, a body of young professionals from Nsokpo Community in Ogbaku, Mbaitoli Local Government Area, has appealed to Governor Hope Uzodinma over worsening insecurity and deteriorating state of major roads serving the community.
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target=_blank>Why FG can’t claim end to varsity strikes while not fulfilling agreement — NASU president
In this interview with CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, national president of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), Comrade Hassan Makolo, speaks on the delayed implementation of the June 29 Agreement between the Federal Government
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target=_blank>Regular use of erectile dysfunction drug raises risk of vision loss — Study
Regular use of tadalafil, a drug commonly prescribed to treat erectile dysfunction and urinary symptoms associated with an enlarged prostate, may be linked to a slightly increased risk of glaucoma, a new study has found.
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target=_blank>Stakeholders mount pressure on FG to reactivate moribund refineries
As petrol prices are approaching N1,500 per litre in parts of Nigeria, thereby putting pressure on commuters and transport operators, the Federal Government has been urged to reactivate its refineries to increase domestic supply and help moderate pump prices.
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target=_blank>NUC approves WATS to award degrees in CRS
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the West Africa Theological Seminary (WATS), Ipaja, Lagos, as a degree-awarding institution for undergraduate programmes in Christian Religious Studies.
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target=_blank>Has Tinubu ever lost an election since he started contesting for public office?
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu began his political career in the early 1990s, winning the Lagos West Senatorial election in 1993. Though his time in the Senate was cut short by military intervention.
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target=_blank>The death of 37 illegal mining suspects in NSCDC custody
THIRTY-SEVEN people died after being arrested on suspicion of illegal mining in Niger State. They died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).
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target=_blank>The stranger in APC’s kitchen
History is replete with instances where strangers take over the homesteads of their hosts. The wisest of humanity ever, Orunmila, on three different occasions lost his home to the strangers he took home; some out of pity and the others as apprentices.
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target=_blank>Policing a Federal Democracy (3)
State Police will inevitably play important roles during elections. Given the heightened political tensions that often accompany electoral periods, the National Policing Bill should establish safeguards to protect electoral integrity and prevent partisan abuse.
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