Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 20th September 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 20/09/26
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target=_blank>‘Were Lafin Wo Were’ not just a song —Taye Currency
Fuji musician, Taye Akande Adebisi, popularly known as Taye Currency, has established himself as one of the notable voices in the genre. In this interview with SEYI SOKOYA, he speaks on his political affiliation, Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration, and inspiration behind his viral song, ‘Were Lafin Wo Were’, among other issues. You have remained a
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target=_blank>Are owls evil birds?
SOMETIME this year, I was alerted to the presence of an owl perching on the PHCN line overlooking my apartment. And so what, I asked! The response I got shocked me: Don’t you know that owls are evil birds? I quickly jumped out of bed! I really never knew anything about owls. I went to
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target=_blank>Robbing Peter to pay Paul: A lose-lose situation
CAN these figures be correct? Since I came across them on the internet, I have not seen a rebuttal from any quarters. So, since silence is said to mean consent, I want to assume that the figures are factual – until the contrary is proven. The disturbing information goes thus: “Six geo-political zones’ contribution to
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target=_blank>Wike-APC: Fights always end adultery
ANCIENT Yoruba says, he who seeks to purchase only the fresh head and limbs of a tortoise will end up buying the whole creature — “Ẹni t’ó ńwá orí ahun láti rí; t’ó ńwá ẹsè ahun láti rà, onít’òhún á ra odidi ahun.” That ancestral wisdom, which carries the weight of Nostradamus’ predictions, captures the
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target=_blank>PhD @28, Original Japada: What a slogan!
FOR multiple reasons, my preference will always be for suave people, particularly, men. The root of the adjective is in the Latin word suavis, meaning being sweet or agreeable. In borrowing the word, English language expanded the meaning to mean being polite, confident, charming and slick in mannerism, often with a burnished style. Synonyms common
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target=_blank>APC govs vs Wike: 2031 is coming too early
THE feud between the governors of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has been brewing for a long time. Although the bubble appeared to burst only last week, Wike and the Progressives Governors’ Forum (PGF) have kept each other at arm’s length for more than
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target=_blank>From ‘Olo Mi’ to the pulpit: How Tosin Martins found deeper calling in ministry
From celebrated music performances to preaching the gospel, Tosin Martins has embraced a deeper expression of his Christian calling. SEYI SOKOYA explores the journey of the popular musician and pastor, his ministry at Franchise Church, Lagos and the spiritual influence of his work beyond the entertainment industry. FOR years, Tosin Martins has captivated audiences with
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target=_blank>The brain does not suddenly become important when we turn 70: Why early diagnosis matters
WHAT if knowing earlier could change what you do next? This is the question I want us to consider as we join the rest of the world tomorrow, September 21, to mark World Alzheimer’s Day. This year’s global campaign carries a particularly important message: “The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: A Dementia
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target=_blank>The People’s Republic: How they rule
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK The composition of each of the Regional and Central Legislatures was as follows: NORTHERN REGION House of Chiefs (I) The Lieutenant-Governor, who was President of the House and had original and casting votes; (2) 3 official members, appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in his discretion; (3) 15 First-Class Chiefs – who
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target=_blank>A brother called Judas: Is Charles Soludo Cain?
HISTORY records that the most fatal stabs always come from within oneself. In other words, there is a motif of proximity to stabs. Deepest wounds are often delivered, not by external rivals, but by those within the same household or friends. On September 22, 1828, the reality of the above dawned on the Zulu of
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