Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 19th September 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 19/09/26
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target=_blank>NNPC to roll out smart self-service stations nationwide —Ojulari
NNPC Retail, a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPC Limited), recently launched its first Smart Self Service Station in Abuja. In this interview, NNPC Limited’s Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO), Engr. Bashir Bayo Ojulari, explains the rationale behind the Smart Self Service Station and its positive impact on customers and the general
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target=_blank>Sowore as best president Nigeria refuses to have
Nigeria has tried almost everybody except the people who actually frighten the system, who can shake, even extirpate, the status quo and who can cause the sort of creative destruction that needs to refashion itself. For sixteen years, the PDP ruled Nigeria and accumulated enough sins, real and imagined, to make its initials almost synonymous
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target=_blank>If you cannot speak fluent English, what will you be saying on the floor of the Senate? — Omigbodun, Osun Central SDP senatorial candiadte
The candidate of Social Democratic Party (SDP) for Osun Central Senatorial District, Olagoke Omigbodun, in this interview by SAM NWAOKO, speaks on why he is in the race and other issues. You are often described as a polymath, what does this mean to you as a politician, a cleric and a community leader? I am
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target=_blank>Oyo 2027 and Bimbo Adekanmbi’s open baptism
A child cannot be so daft that he wouldn’t recognise his own mother. Omo o le gò k’ó má mo iya è… This Ibadan-ish proverb is for all the political party members or supporters reading this. I am not saying that your choice of candidate in the coming elections should be determined by what one
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target=_blank>How could the Nigerian movie industry have started in the 90s?
I will start this week’s piece from an unusual angle. Sometime in the early 90s in Lagos, a young musician, Abbas Akande, popularly called Obesere, burst onto the scene. At the time, there were two establishment Fuji musicians in Lagos: the musician of the elite and the musician of the streets. The former was Wasiu
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target=_blank>Is it right for a lady to propose to the man she loves?
In a culturally sensitive society like Nigeria, the options available to a woman when it comes to certain relationship matters are either limited or questioned. The possibility of a woman initiating an intimate relationship with a man or proposing marriage to him is slim and may be considered embarrassing in some quarters. GIDEON ALABI and
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target=_blank>Patients don’t care about your qualifications, title; they care whether you noticed something and acted —Glory Ohunyon, UK-based nurse
Glory Ohunyon is a Nigerian-born, London-based registered nurse with fifteen years of experience in the National Health Service. She works at Northwick Park Hospital, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust. In this interview by KINGSLEY ALUMONA, she speaks about her work, digital health, and other issues. You studied mathematics. How did you go from
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target=_blank>Frequent bending at work may raise miscarriage risk —Study
Frequent bending and prolonged walking at work during early pregnancy may increase the risk of miscarriage, according to new research. Miscarriage affects about one in seven pregnancies, with established risk factors including advanced parental age, smoking, night-shift work, air pollution, and exposure to certain chemicals. However, the role of workplace physical activities has remained unclear.
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target=_blank>Things we wish we were old enough to do
Children have dreams and aspirations for the future. Gideon Alabi explores what some young dreamers wish to become and achieve as they grow older. Emmanuel Jonathan, 15 years old My biggest dream is to own a fashion school where I can teach people how to make beautiful and well-fitting clothes. I have always loved sewing,
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target=_blank>The audacity of connectivity: Globacom and the hero products that carry possibility
By Hamza Arab Kabiru Connectivity is one of civilisation’s great invisible miracles. We see the conversation but not the signal; we see the message but rarely contemplate the immense architecture that carries it; we watch a video, complete a transaction, attend a virtual meeting or speak to someone thousands of kilometres away without pausing to
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