Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 25th October 2026

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•Stakeholders worry about non-publication of governance plans by major candidates PHILIP IBITOYE writes on the worry among stakeholders about the failure of presidential candidates to showcase accountability by publishing their manifestos some 80 days to the 2027 election. THE Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) lifted the ban on 2027 presidential campaigns on August 19, 2026. The post 2027 presidency: Campaign without manifestos appeared first on Tribune Online.

•15 terrorists killed in Borno air strike Soldiers have rescued more than 70 kidnap victims, recovered N10 million in ransom and arrested several suspected terrorists and kidnappers across the country in one week. Major General Michael Onoja, the Director, Defence Media Operations, disclosed this in a statement on ongoing military operations between October 15 and The post Soldiers rescued 70 kidnap victims, recovered N10 million ransom in one week, DHQ says appeared first on Tribune Online.

THERE is a one in three chance that artificial intelligence will kill mankind in the next ten years, an ex-Google DeepMind researcher has warned. Alex Turner said that as AI systems are becoming increasingly advanced, and scientists struggle to understand their behaviour, the human race is approaching a fork in the road over its future. The post There’s a one in three chance AI will kill mankind in 10 years, ex-Google DeepMind researcher warns appeared first on Tribune Online.

Have you ever received a compliment and immediately found a reason to dismiss it? Someone tells you that you did an excellent job, and you respond, “It was nothing.” You achieve something you have worked hard for, but instead of feeling proud, you tell yourself you were simply lucky. Perhaps several people appreciate something you The post When nothing you do ever feels good enough: Learning to acknowledge your achievements appeared first on Tribune Online.

Nigeria is treating the reported Ebola case discovered in Abuja with its usual levity. Authorities should remember that if you fail to cut the sapling of an Iroko tree while it is young and allow it to grow rotund in size, it will someday demand unbearable ẹbọ (spiritual sacrifices) in its adulthood. Since October 20, The post Ebola: Day pandemic killed an Aláàfin appeared first on Tribune Online.

The above title is a combination of the theme of the 5th convocation ceremony of Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos and the title of its convocation lecture delivered by Professor Bode Ayorinde. The vice-chancellor, Professor Clement Olusegun O. Kolawole, kicked off the convocation activities on Monday, 12 October 2026, with a press conference, followed by other The post Convocating a galaxy of stars in a troubled world… appeared first on Tribune Online.

TWO notable things happened during the 2026 induction ceremony of medical doctors and dentists at the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, on Wednesday, 21 October. The university orator, while recognising persons to deliver goodwill messages, called out the chairperson of the Women Medical and Dental Council, Ondo State wing. The woman in The post Who will save the Nigerian boy-child? appeared first on Tribune Online.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) remains one of the most efficient energy sources for daily meal preparation across Nigerian households. Many families buy extra cylinders to store gas at home so that sudden price hikes or unexpected cooking gas shortages will not catch them unprepared. The post 5 signs your stored cooking gas cylinder may have sludge buildup appeared first on Tribune Online.

Last Monday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu finally emptied his chest about his now late, latter-day political partner and presidential predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari. He called him a ruinous fellow, who handed him a decrepit Nigeria. Tinubu was justifying petrol subsidy removal to a band of youths herded and sheltered under the City Boy Movement umbrella by The post Tinubu’s damning Buhari verdict and why the President shouldn’t be Moses appeared first on Tribune Online.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK MANY REASONS have been advanced by apologists of imperialism to justify British rule in Nigeria. Said Sir Hugh Clifford, a former Governor of Nigeria: In the case of primitive peoples, unadulterated native rule is not popular or desired by the bulk of the natives. It means the oppression of the weak The post Why they came appeared first on Tribune Online.

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