
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 23rd August 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 23/08/26
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target=_blank>The gospel according to PBAT
THE headline of this column isn’t original to me. I had titled the piece “Osun and what belongs to Caesar” before a beloved uncle currently holidaying in Atlanta captioned the now-viral video of the Thursday encounter between President Bola Tinubu and re-elected Osun governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, with the phrase and I couldn’t resist borrowing
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target=_blank>Tinubu, Atiku as Awodi, Opeere birds in feather-plucking war
The 2027 election campaigns promise a reactivation of the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Republics’ campaigns of acrimony and disturbing rhetoric – a replica of a dog-eat-dog battle among Nigerian politicians. It brings to mind birds violently uprooting each other’s feathers. This fight for the heart of the electorate is demonstrated by the Yoruba dramatisation
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target=_blank>Was the Osun governorship election free, fair and credible?
THE Osun State governorship election may have been won and lost, yet the echoes of that off-cycle contest will continue to reverberate well into next year’s general elections, scheduled for 16 January and 6 February 2027. Since the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced the results of the 15 August governorship election in Osun State,
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target=_blank>Cement’s astronomical price: Can FCCPC tame the monsters?
THE decision of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to probe the scandalously high price of cement could not have come at a more auspicious time. If anything, the question we should ask is, what has the Commission been doing all this while? What has been holding it back from action? The cement
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target=_blank>Good morning, Tony!
In June, 2006 when I moved into Enugu, it was a huge culture shock for my family and me. One example should be persuasive of the shock. A few days after our arrival, I took my three-year-old son to meet my Unilag classmate, Dan Nwomeh and his friends at the Presidential Hotel. On sighting them,
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target=_blank>When You think you know what others are thinking
We have been exploring the fascinating ways our minds can sometimes lead us astray. We have seen how overthinking can keep us trapped in a cycle of repetitive thoughts, and how catastrophising can take a simple situation and turn it into the worst possible outcome. But there is another way our minds can create stories
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target=_blank>The People’s Republic: How they rule
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK IN 1922 the Nigerian Council and the Legislative Council for Lagos were abolished. By the Nigeria (Legislative Council) Order-in-Council of the same year, a Legislative Council for Nigeria was established. Subject to the Governor’s reserved power, this Council had authority to make laws for the Colony of Lagos and the Western
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target=_blank>Why is the Presidency mute on Jingir?
I had thought the Presidency would respond to Jingir more ferociously than it had done to Cardinal John Onaiyekan, but days after the provocative and incendiary vituperations of Jingir, mum has been the word from the Presidency! How come? Who is afraid of rabid attack dogs pretending to defend Islam? I read another rabid so-called
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target=_blank>Rain of prayers, testimonies as foundation beneficiaries celebrate Tioluwani, Olamitoye
IT was a rain of prayers and testimonies showered on the founder of Bible Way Crusaders Church International, popularly known as Lesekese, and the brains behind the Care People Foundation, Reverend Paul Tioluwani, and Dr Olubunmi Olamitoye, as beneficiaries of the religious foundation celebrated the duo on their birthdays with emotional testimonies of transformed lives.
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target=_blank>Ebenezer Obey to dedicate new Ikeja Model Area Decross Gospel Mission as church marks 30th anniversary
MUSIC icon and General Overseer of Decross Gospel Mission, Evangelist Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi, is set to dedicate a newly completed church edifice as the Ikeja Model Area of Decross Gospel Mission marks its 30th anniversary with a celebration of God’s faithfulness. The anniversary and building dedication, scheduled for August 30, will take place at 13 Michael
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