Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 10th November 2026
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target=_blank>Nigeria’s economic challenges are result of decades of structural weakness —ex-Deputy National Sec. APC, Dr Fuanter
ISAAC SHOBAYO, North Central Bureau Chief, speaks with Dr Festus Fuanter, former Deputy National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), on the party’s prospects in the upcoming elections, the country’s state of the economy, President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, opposition to the president’s second-term bid in the Northwest, and other national issues. Excerpts: Campaigns
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target=_blank>Lest the courts kill our democracy
“Democracy’s most trusted guardian – the courts- is sometimes the weapon used to destroy it.” This quote is the synopsis of the 2026 Harvard’s Institute of Quantitative Social Science (QISS) doctoral research on the topic: Why Courts Sometimes Undermine Democracy. The doctoral research by Andrew O’Donohue, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton University and a Fellow
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target=_blank>Debt service burden may hit 71.7% by 2030 —DMO
The Federal Government is seeking a fresh $500 million loan from the World Bank to support infrastructure financing, even as the Debt Management Office (DMO) has warned that Nigeria’s debt service-to-revenue ratio could rise to 71.7 per cent by 2030. The proposed loan, which is expected to receive approval on May 25, 2027, is part
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target=_blank>How Super Eagles can still qualify for AFCON 2027
Nigeria’s Super Eagles AFCON 2027 qualification hopes are still alive, but…
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target=_blank>2027 and the electoral fortunes of Nigeria (2)
Nomination of candidates: Section 84 Section 84(1) requires political parties seeking to nominate candidates to conduct primaries for aspirants to elective positions, subject to the provisions of the Act. Section 84(2) provides for two methods of nomination: Direct primaries and Consensus. The provisions are significant because they establish the statutory framework within which political parties
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target=_blank>Banks’ deposits with CBN drop 87 percent as Uwaleke sees shift to lending, investments
DEPOSITS by Nigerian banks with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) through its Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) fell by 87 percent to N1.22 trillion in October 2026 from N9.4 trillion recorded in September, signalling a possible shift of surplus funds into lending and other investment opportunities. The President of the Capital Market Academics of Nigeria,
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target=_blank>Gains of Tinubu’s reforms will consolidate in his second term —Aguda, ex-AAC guber hopeful
Oluwole Aguda once contested the governorship seat of Kogi State under the platform of the African Action Alliance (AAC). He is also a businessman and consultant on electoral matters and political affairs. In this interview with General Editor, Politics, TAIWO ADISA, he discusses President Bola Tinubu’s reform agenda, his chances in the 2027 presidential election,
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target=_blank>These significant terrorism convictions
IN a recent press briefing, the National Coordinator of the National Counter Terrorism Centre in the office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), Major-General Adamu Laka, brought cheery news to Nigerians on the centre’s efforts in bringing terrorists to account in the law courts. According to him, the Federal Government has secured 2,512 convictions in
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target=_blank>Stakeholders attribute cassava productivity gap to poor agronomic practices, inadequate extension support
Stakeholders in the cassava value chain have attributed the crop’s productivity gap to limited availability of improved high-yield cassava varieties, poor agronomic practices, and inadequate extension support. The stakeholders, at a roundtable by the Nigeria Cassava Investment Accelerator (NCIA), which convened processors, industrial buyers, regulators, and other stakeholders to examine this gap, said although research
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target=_blank>Climate change: Heat stress threatens millions of jobs, billions of dollars in six countries —ILO
Rising temperatures and heat stress could wipe out millions of jobs, undermine productivity and inflict billions of dollars in annual economic losses across six countries, with Ethiopia, Ghana, Senegal and Sri Lanka among those facing particularly severe consequences, new studies by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) have warned. The studies, covering Ethiopia, Ghana, Lebanon, the
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