Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 27th June 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/06/26
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target=_blank>Release Sowore and Hausa activist Maisango
WHEN I chose to visit Nigeria in 2023 after seven years of staying away, family and friends cautioned that the change of leadership from Muhammadu Buhari to Bola Ahmed Tinubu should not anaesthetise me into a false sense of security. But many people that I know to be close to President Tinubu swore that he
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target=_blank>Nigerians not hungry? Really, Mr. Onanuga?
In 2023, just before the election that brought in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the cry on the streets was “pressure ti wà” (we are under pressure). The people knew that time of unique hardship occasioned by the absence of the Nigerian currency. The Buhari government had launched a change of the Naira and thereby brought
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target=_blank>Okada returns, rekindles security fears across Lagos
THE decision of the Lagos State government to impose an indefinite and total ban on commercial motorcycles, popularly known as Okada, about four years ago, June 1, 2022, to be precise, no doubt brought a sigh of relief to residents of the state, especially those living in the Lagos metropolis. Then, the Babajide Sanwo-Olu administration
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target=_blank>The virus ravaging Nigeria
The South African poet, Oswald Mtshali, did not have Nigeria’s North in mind when he wrote that “Nightfall comes like/ a dreaded disease/Seeping through the pores/Of a healthy body/And ravaging it beyond repair.” But certain coup plotters did. During the aborted April 1990 military coup, Major Gideon Orkar and his co-mutineers announced the excision of
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target=_blank>How ADC will defeat Tinubu in 2027—Party’s Deputy National Welfare Secretary
Mr David Itopa is the Deputy National Welfare Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC). In this exclusive interview by Muideen Olaniyi, he assesses the Bola Ahmed Tinubu government in three years, speaks about the coalition, electoral reforms, defections, and ADC’s plans for members and Nigerians. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has spent three years in
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target=_blank>The estate planning lesson every woman must learn: The Helen Prest-Ajayi Case
For five years, two women and their children battled in court over one question: Who was the legal wife? The answer eventually came from the Lagos High Court on June 17, 2026, and it serves as an important reminder that when it comes to inheritance, emotions do not determine outcomes—documents do. The cost of assumptions
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target=_blank>How would you rate the outcome and INEC’s performance in the Ekiti gubernatorial election?
The much-anticipated Ekiti State governorship election, with its tension and intrigue, has come and gone, producing winners and losers. However, it is still widely discussed in the media and political spaces. KINGSLEY ALUMONA and OLANSHILE OGUNRINU sampled the opinions of some Nigerians on the general outcome and the performance of the Independent National Electoral Commission
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target=_blank>On the road in the South-East: What a five-day tour revealed about federal projects
Being honest, I was among those who once said that the South-East was abandoned in the past. But that is no longer the case.” Those were the words of Senator Osita Ngwu, who represents Enugu West Senatorial District, as members of the Presidential Media Team and the Renewed Hope Ambassadors stood beside the ongoing Eke
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target=_blank>Displaced by Boko Haram, I believe education is my passport to success —Tada Ayuba, UNIBEN’s First Class Law graduate
Tada Ayuba graduated with a First Class from the Faculty of Law, University of Benin (UNIBEN). He finished with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.68 on a scale of 5.0. In this interview by NCHETACHI CHUKWUAJAH, the Borno State indigene shares his experience of loss and displacement by Boko Haram insurgency and how
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target=_blank>Newborn screening key to curbing sickle cell deaths, experts say
When Mrs Aderele Akanbi’s son’s doctor informed her that he would need to take penicillin from the age of three months until he turned five, she found it difficult to accept. The thought of administering antibiotics twice daily for nearly five years seemed excessive. However, her child’s paediatrician explained the reason. Children living with sickle
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