Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 26th February 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/02/25
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target=_blank>Regional security: Gombe gov assures Army of full support
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Regional security: Gombe gov assures Army of full support
Gombe Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, has called for sustained collaboration between the State Government and the Nigerian Army, as well as with other security agencies, to ensure a unified and effective response to emerging security challenges. The Governor stated this when he received the General Officer Commanding (GOC), 3 Armoured Division, Jos, Major-General Folusho Oyinlola
Regional security: Gombe gov assures Army of full support
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target=_blank>Boat mishap claims lives of five burial guests in Delta
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Boat mishap claims lives of five burial guests in Delta
A tragic boat mishap has claimed no fewer than five lives while 20 others missing after two boats collided in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta. The two speedboats were said to be carrying passengers who were returning from a burial ceremony. Our correspondent gathered late Tuesday that the accident occurred on Monday evening.
Boat mishap claims lives of five burial guests in Delta
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target=_blank>Finally, APC holds NEC meeting today
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Finally, APC holds NEC meeting today
CHIEFTAINS of the All Progressives Congress will today gather at the party’s national secretariat to attend a meeting of its statutory organ, the National Executive Committee (NEC). Checks revealed that the party’s National Working Committee issued a notice last Friday for the meetings of the national caucus and NEC. It read in part: “Notice is
Finally, APC holds NEC meeting today
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target=_blank>6-Division Nigerian Army troops nab 17 crude oil thieves, deactivate 18 bunkering sites
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6-Division Nigerian Army troops nab 17 crude oil thieves, deactivate 18 bunkering sites
Troops of 6-Division, Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, working closely with other security agencies in its sustained operations against oil thieves and their activities in the Niger Delta region, have arrested 17 suspected oil thieves across the region. These feats were achieved in several operations conducted from February 17 to 23, according to the
6-Division Nigerian Army troops nab 17 crude oil thieves, deactivate 18 bunkering sites
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target=_blank>NNPC leading charge towards Africa’s gas infrastructure expansion — Kyari
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NNPC leading charge towards Africa’s gas infrastructure expansion — Kyari
Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC Ltd, Mele Kyari has said that the world recognises Africa as the next destination of providing greater support to the global energy market, recognising Nigeria’s position as the largest producer of oil and gas in the continent. Kyari disclosed this while delivering an address on the theme “Africa’s Energy
NNPC leading charge towards Africa’s gas infrastructure expansion — Kyari
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target=_blank>US: Musk’s Starlink secures FAA contract for IT network upgrade
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US: Musk’s Starlink secures FAA contract for IT network upgrade
The move has raised fresh concerns over potential conflicts of interest involving SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who also serves in the Trump administration as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he has advocated for deep cuts in federal spending, including at the FAA.
US: Musk’s Starlink secures FAA contract for IT network upgrade
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target=_blank>Sokoto govt expands Ramadan feeding centres to 155
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Sokoto govt expands Ramadan feeding centres to 155
In bid to support the less privileged during Ramadan, the Sokoto State Government has increased the number of Ramadan feeding centres from 130 to 155, ensuring more people have access to meals for breaking their fast. The State Governor, Ahmad Aliyu Sokoto made this announcement during the inauguration of the 2025 Ramadan Feeding Committee at
Sokoto govt expands Ramadan feeding centres to 155
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target=_blank>US: Southwest Airlines plane aborts landing to avoid colliding with private jet
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US: Southwest Airlines plane aborts landing to avoid colliding with private jet
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has stated that a Southwest Airlines plane aborted its landing at Chicago Midway International Airport on Tuesday morning to avoid colliding with a private jet that entered the runway without authorization.
US: Southwest Airlines plane aborts landing to avoid colliding with private jet
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target=_blank>US sanctions 16 entities, vessels over Iran’s oil trade
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US sanctions 16 entities, vessels over Iran’s oil trade
The measures, taken in coordination with the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), also designate 22 individuals and identify 13 vessels as blocked property across multiple jurisdictions.
US sanctions 16 entities, vessels over Iran’s oil trade
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target=_blank>US expands visa restrictions on Cubans linked to labor export program
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US expands visa restrictions on Cubans linked to labor export program
In a statement on Tuesday, Rubio stated that the policy now applies to current or former Cuban government officials, as well as foreign government officials believed to be responsible for or involved in the program.
US expands visa restrictions on Cubans linked to labor export program
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