Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 24th October 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 24/10/26
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target=_blank>Abuja: Ebola patient is Ugandan-born wife of Swiss diplomat — Report
Health officials across Africa are racing to determine how Nigeria’s first Ebola patient in more than a decade became infected, amid fears the outbreak could spread further after reaching a fourth African country.
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target=_blank>‘My husband sold our house without my knowledge’
A woman of Chawama has divorced her husband of 26 years at the Boma Local Court after he ran away from home and did not talk to her for seven years.
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target=_blank>My best friend is having an affair with my wife — Man
AFTER lying to her husband of 25 years that she was visiting her relatives in the village, the Matero Local Court heard how a woman of Lusaka, Zambia, was discovered living with her lover two weeks later.
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target=_blank>5 keyboard app permissions that could put your passwords at risk
Virtually every transaction carried out in Nigeria today happens on a smartphone. From quick USSD transfers and commercial banking apps to WhatsApp chats and social media logins, our phones hold the keys to our livelihood.
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target=_blank>‘My husband urinates, defecates in his clothes when he’s drunk’
A 38-YEAR-OLD woman narrated before a Local Court in Lusaka, Zambia, that she wanted to divorce her husband because each time he drank beer he defecates and urinates in his clothes.
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target=_blank>Electricity should decide Nigeria’s 2027 elections
Wherever Nigerians congregate in the diaspora, conversations about our country almost invariably gravitate toward electricity. That was what happened after I delivered a keynote address at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley on October 1.
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target=_blank>What exactly did that Emir say?
Apart from being the most revered person in the room, the Emir wasalso obviously the most handsome. He stood remarkably tall and is well built. I agree that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
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target=_blank>State Police will benefit young Nigerians most — City Boy Movement
The City Boy Movement (CBM) has said young Nigerians stand to benefit significantly from the proposed establishment of state police, citing the potential to improve security, protect businesses and create safer communities across the country. The movement in a statement by its National Director of Public Affairs, Daniel Ogoloma, following the approval of the Constitution
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target=_blank>Benefits of breast sucking
The woman’s breasts are filled with hyper-sensitive nerve endings that get stimulated when touched, sucked, or licked. Men love to suck the breast just as women love their breast to be stimulated.
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target=_blank>Ebola in Abuja: The facts, emerging controversies and public health implications
The confirmation of an imported case of Ebola virus disease (EVD) in Abuja, Nigeria, on 20 October 2026, represents a significant public health development.
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