Sunday Telegraph Headlines and Top Stories – Tinubu Says Atiku, Obi, Makinde and Others Offer Nothing to Nigerians


 

Sunday Telegraph Headlines and Top Stories – October 25, 2026

1. Tinubu Says Atiku, Obi, Makinde and Others Offer Nothing to Nigerians

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has criticized opposition figures Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Seyi Makinde and others, claiming they have little to offer Nigerians ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The report also highlights political tensions within the ruling party and opposition.

2. Ebola: Nigeria’s Real Test Begins After First Case – Expert

An expert has warned that Nigeria faces a critical test following its first reported Ebola case. The report highlights calls for stronger surveillance, the activation of isolation centres and the need for effective public health measures. Health Minister Muhammad Pate and the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control are reported to have defended the country's response.

3. Policeman’s Widow: My Husband Died After Eight Months in Detention Without Trial

A policeman’s widow has recounted the loss of her husband after he reportedly spent eight months in detention without trial. She says she has been left to raise their 10 children alone, highlighting concerns about prolonged detention and its impact on families.

4. Investigation: Over 600 Nigerians Still in Kidnappers’ Dens

An investigation reports that more than 600 Nigerians remain in kidnappers’ captivity across several locations. Among the cases highlighted are 78 Borno schoolchildren reportedly held for 163 days, more than 500 people held across 13 local government areas in Sokoto, six people who have spent 168 days in a Kaduna forest, and 16 people still missing in Kwara State.




5. Akume Warns Against Northern Presidential Aspirants in 2027

Senator George Akume is quoted as warning that any northerner contesting the 2027 presidential election would be considered an enemy. The headline reflects growing political tensions and debate over regional interests ahead of the election.

6. Uba Sani Promises Rewards for Interventions

Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has pledged to reward individuals for their interventions, according to the newspaper's front-page report.

7. Ex-VP and Oyo Governor Mock Tinubu Over Uncompleted Projects

A former vice-president and the Oyo State governor have reportedly mocked President Tinubu over the inauguration of projects they describe as incomplete, raising questions about project delivery and political accountability.

8. ADC Candidate Accuses Tinubu of Delusion

An African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate has criticized President Tinubu, accusing him of being out of touch with reality. The remarks come amid political exchanges ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

9. Niger 37: Suspended Commandant Says Suspects Were to Be Arraigned Before Their Deaths

A suspended commandant has reportedly stated that suspects connected to the Niger 37 case were scheduled to be arraigned before they died. The case raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the deaths and the handling of the suspects.

10. Lawyer Alleges Double Standards in Kanu and Kyari Cases

A lawyer has accused authorities of applying double standards in the cases involving Nnamdi Kanu and Abba Kyari. The allegation adds to ongoing debate about fairness and consistency in the administration of justice.

11. Afenifere Praises Fasoranti, Affirms Oba Olaitan as New Leader

The Yoruba socio-political organisation Afenifere has praised the virtues of Pa Reuben Fasoranti and affirmed Oba Olaitan as its new leader, according to the report.

12. APC Launches Tinubu’s 2027 Presidential Campaign in Kaduna

The newspaper features photographs of political leaders and governors at the official flag-off of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election campaign in Kaduna.

Source: Sunday Telegraph, Sunday, October 25, 2026.

Editorial note: This roundup is based on the newspaper’s front page. Details beyond the visible headlines and subheadings should be verified from the full reports before publication.


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