Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 24th September 2026
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 24/09/26
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target=_blank>Why my father hid my Hausa identity—Gbenga Hashim
Presidential candidate of the Accord Party, Dr Gbenga Hashim, has revealed the extraordinary family secret behind why his Hausa and royal identity remained concealed from him for almost three decades. Hashim, grandson of the 40th Sarki Yauri, said his late father, Alhaji Hashim Abdullahi Yauri, deliberately kept his royal heritage away from him as a
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target=_blank>After 53 years, Nigeria’s Ima Gas Field gets $800m green light
•FG, NUPRC hail FID as game-changer for gas supply, NLNG Train 7 After more than five decades of lying undeveloped, the long-abandoned Ima gas field has finally received an $800 million Final Investment Decision (FID) from AMNI International and TotalEnergies, opening the way for one of Nigeria’s major offshore gas developments. The project, located in
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target=_blank>Politics, weak regulation are failing Nigeria’s health system —Ex-PSN president, Akintayo
Olumide Akintayo, a Fellow and past President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, speaks with Sade Oguntola on the urgent need to strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, including a greater role for community pharmacists in strengthening primary healthcare and expanding access to essential services. The theme is: “Empowering Pharmacists for Healthier Futures.” What does
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target=_blank>APC, Chinese communist party open discussions on cooperation
All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have commenced discussions on strengthening cooperation between the two political parties and deepening relations between Nigeria and China. The development followed a courtesy visit by representatives of the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria, led by Chancellor Wan Ji and the Director-General of the China Centre for
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target=_blank>NADDC board continues oversight visits to Kojo Motors, Innoson vehicle manufacturing
THE National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), alongside its Governing Board and Management, on Wednesday continued its inspection tour of automotive assembly and manufacturing facilities across the country. The visit took the NADDC Board to KOJO Motors and Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) to assess their operations, technical capabilities, production capacity and areas requiring further
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target=_blank>Shettima joins world leaders as UNGA81 opens in New York
Vice President Kashim Shettima on Tuesday joined world leaders at the United Nations Headquarters in New York for the opening of the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). VP Shettima, representing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and leading Nigeria’s delegation to the global gathering, earlier attended a welcome breakfast
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target=_blank>MMIA buses: Where airport operations meet Nigeria’s industrial policy
There is something significant about seeing locally assembled buses operating at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos. Such activity is more than the movement of passengers from one point to another; it also demonstrates that local automotive manufacturing can intersect directly with aviation infrastructure. At Nigeria’s principal international gateway, the combination of locally made
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target=_blank>Who pays to own Nigerian knowledge?
Last week, writing about Niprisan, I argued that knowledge is not power until you own it. It was deliberately provocative, but the point was not that knowledge possesses no intrinsic value unless somebody puts a price tag on it. Knowledge can liberate, heal, illuminate and transform society long before it generates a penny. My concern
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target=_blank>KSA at 80
MUSIC legend, Sunday Adeniyi Adegeye, famously known as King Sunny Ade, clocked 80 on Tuesday, September 22. Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Adegeye, also known by the moniker KSA, is one of the Nigerian musicians who popularised the Yoruba Juju music and hoisted it onto the global stage. His international success has earned him a place
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target=_blank>Ethiopian Airlines adds PH route, more frequencies to Lagos, Kano
To boost air connectivity, Ethiopian Airlines has strengthened its presence in Nigeria with increased flight frequencies and the introduction of a new service to Port Harcourt. Under the expansion, Ethiopian Airlines has increased its Lagos operation to 21 weekly flights, offering up to three daily services, while also increasing frequencies to Kano by four, bringing
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