Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 3rd November 2026

Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 03/11/26

Stakeholders in the real estate sector have called for stronger regulation and enforcement of professional standards to curb rising cases of fraudulent property transactions, warning that weak oversight and misleading marketing practices are exposing investors to huge financial losses. They said that only effective regulation, proper monitoring of property marketers and strict enforcement of land The post Only regulation can stop real estate fraud —Experts appeared first on Tribune Online.

A child arrives at school carrying an exercise book and the hope of a better life, only to find a broken desk, a leaking roof and a classroom where lessons stop whenever rain begins. At home, the parents have scraped together money for a uniform and something to eat, trusting that education will give their The post Governors and the N264.12 bn unspent UBEC grants appeared first on Tribune Online.

Emenike Ikedichi Ubani, a lecturer in the Mass Communication Department of Abia State University, in this interview with CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, spoke on the recent open confrontation between the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC). How do you assess the ongoing disagreement between the NLC and TUC over the Federal The post NLC, TUC rift could weaken workers’ bargaining power, benefit FG —Ubani appeared first on Tribune Online.

By Lukman Adedeji Noibi, PhD. Executive Summary Nigerian agriculture stands at a paradox. The sector contributes between 24% and 31% of real GDP depending on the quarter, employs an estimated 35-50% of the workforce, and in 2025 recorded modest growth recovery to 2.82% in Q2 after contractions in 2024. The 2025 Agricultural Performance Survey (APS) The post The state of Nigerian agriculture and food security: Growth, challenges and outlook appeared first on Tribune Online.

Nigeria is offering 40 oil and gas blocks to investors in the 2026 Licensing Round as the Federal Government intensifies efforts to attract fresh capital into the country’s upstream petroleum sector. The Commission Chief Executive, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), Mrs Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, disclosed this at the 2026 ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference in Abu The post Nigeria offers 40 oil, gas blocks to investors as bid portal opens November 20 appeared first on Tribune Online.

Nigeria’s cocoa bean exports to the United States rose from $21.7 million in 2024 to $142 million in 2025, signalling stronger trade opportunities even as production constraints continue to challenge the domestic industry. The US Mission in Nigeria disclosed the figures in a post on its official Facebook page, attributing the growth to rising demand The post Nigeria’s cocoa exports to U.S. hit $142m in 2025 appeared first on Tribune Online.

Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta has presented a Certificate of Occupancy covering 99.99 hectares of land to Olam Agri for the establishment of an animal feed production plant at Ogwashi-Uku. He said his administration remained committed to creating an enabling environment for genuine investors, adding that peace, due process and cooperation were essential to attracting The post Delta govt allocates 100 hectares to Olam Agri for animal feed production appeared first on Tribune Online.

In a renewed effort to promote modern agriculture, boost food production and encourage the participation of youths, women and persons with disabilities in agribusiness, the Ademola Ojo Farming and Feeding Initiative has empowered over 5,000 farmers with agricultural inputs and protective equipment at the second edition of the Ekiti Farmers Summit. The summit, convened by The post 5,000 Ekiti farmers receive tools to boost food production appeared first on Tribune Online.

The National Sheep and Goat Development Association of Nigeria (NASHGODAN) has called on the Federal Government to establish community-based feed banks nationwide to provide livestock farmers with affordable, quality and readily available animal feed. The association’s National President, Abdullateef Ahmed, made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja, The post NASHGODAN calls for nationwide community-based feed banks for livestock farmers appeared first on Tribune Online.

Kidnapping for ransom has become a serious security problem in Nigeria, threatening the safety of citizens and the country’s economic development. The practice involves abducting people and demanding money from their families before releasing them. This situation has created fear among citizens and disrupted economic activities in many communities. One major effect of kidnapping is The post Kidnapping for ransom must be curbed in Nigeria appeared first on Tribune Online.

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