Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 30th August 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 30/08/26
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target=_blank>Why I went to study Law after practising advertising —Ajufo
Chief Emma Ajufo is the immediate past President, Out-of-Home Advertising Association of Nigeria (OAAN) and Founder, TENAX Legal Services. In this interview with AKIN ADEWAKUN, he speaks about his life experiences, career trajectory and reasons for a career switch after 35 years as an advertising practitioner. WHO is Emma Ajufo? Emma Ajufo is somebody that
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target=_blank>G100/2027 PRESIDENCY: Why opposition’s coalition continues to fail
Nigeria’s opposition parties converge on Abuja Monday for a summit meant to build a unified front against President Bola Tinubu in 2027, even as past unity efforts have collapsed within weeks and months. PHILIP IBITOYE examines why Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso and Amaechi’s competing ambitions — and their restless support bases — could doom the coalition
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target=_blank>Subsidy removal: Tinubu, Atiku’s loyalists must come to the table with clean hands
AS humans, we cannot communicate, so the communication experts say in the popular Axioms of Communication. By that, they mean that human beings possess an innate ability to talk. Man is a talking animal, so says Holly Weeks, an adjunct lecturer in Public Policy and Leadership at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. In her paper,
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target=_blank>Robbing collective Peter to pay selected Paul?
Another anarchist was on the prowl last week. He threatened to deny peaceful Nigerians their fundamental and constitutional right to live in Kuje council area if they don’t vote for his preferred candidate in next year’s general election. His name is Samuel Shekwolo. He’s supposed to be the number one citizen of the council area,
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target=_blank>Tortoise and the $1bn rain that came after the harvest
IF you hopped onto a galloping horse in a race inside the Nigerian First Lady’s tummy, its hoof would not hit a single stumble. That was how unmistakable the air of triumph was in Abuja last week. The catalyst for this sudden, infectious jubilation was the grand launch of the $1 billion Household Prosperity and Empowerment Social
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target=_blank>When your mind writes tomorrow’s story today: What if things turn out differently?
WE have been exploring the fascinating ways our minds can sometimes lead us to conclusions before we have all the facts. We have seen how we can assume we know what someone else is thinking, and how easily our minds can turn uncertainty into certainty. But there is another thinking trap that many of us
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target=_blank>I studied on empty stomach under streetlights—Samuel Adebanjo, LASU’s overall best graduating student
Samuel Oluolamide Adebanjo, a graduate of the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Lagos State University (LASU), recently emerged as the overall best graduating student for the 2025/2026 academic session, with an outstanding Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.97 out of 5.00. At 22, Adebanjo’s achievement makes him the first university graduate in his family
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target=_blank>Still on FCCPC and the cement monsters…
Last week we commented on the scandalously high price of cement in the country vis-a-vis our neighbouring countries which import the commodity from Nigeria but where, incredulously, it is cheaper! What kind of voodoo economics accounts for this? The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), a Federal Government agency charged with protecting consumers against
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target=_blank>The People’s Republic: How they rule
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK NIGERIA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Official Members – 21 in all: (1) The Governor who was President, with original and casting votes; (2) Chief Secretary to the Government; (3) 3 Chief Commissioners; (4) 3 Senior Residents, one each from the three groups of Provinces; (5) Attorney-General; (6) Financial Secretary; (7) Development Secretary; (8)
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target=_blank>God taught me ministry in the marketplace— Reverend Ogundimu
Reverend (Mrs) Bose Ogundimu, Senior Area Pastor, Ikeja Model Area of Decross Gospel Mission, Lagos State, speaks with SEYI SOKOYA on her journey from banking into ministry and the 30th anniversary of the church, the values that have shaped her leadership, and the lessons she has learnt from combining a demanding professional career with pastoral
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