Nigerian newspapers headlines for today, Tuesday, 10th February 2026

10 Things To Know From Today’s Nigerian Newspaper Headlines. Tuesday, February 10, 2026

1. Tinubu Reassures Nigerians On Security
   President Bola Tinubu has reiterated his administration’s resolve to crush terrorism and banditry across the country. Speaking at the National Economic Council meeting in Abuja, he admitted that insecurity has caused leaders sleepless nights but insisted that Nigeria will ultimately overcome the challenge, with stronger support for the armed forces and security agencies.

2. Appeal Court Backs Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s Suspension
   The Court of Appeal in Abuja has affirmed that the Senate acted within its constitutional powers when it suspended Kogi Central senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. However, the court overturned the contempt charge and ₦5 million fine imposed on her, ruling that the lower court should not have entertained the contempt proceedings.

3. Peter Obi, Aisha Yesufu Lead Abuja Protest
   Former presidential candidate Peter Obi, alongside activist Aisha Yesufu, led protesters to the National Assembly demanding the inclusion of real-time electronic transmission of election results in the Electoral Amendment Bill. Addressing supporters, Obi said, “Simple transmission. It’s not a difficult thing. Allow the election to go through the normal process. Whoever wins, we will accept. So why are you bringing in all sorts of confusion?”

4. Tinubu Holds Fresh Talks With Wike, Fubara
   President Tinubu again met with FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara at the Presidential Villa. The closed-door meeting, which included other Rivers political stakeholders, is linked to ongoing political tensions in the state, though no official details were released.

5. Senate Promises Speedy Passage Of 2026 Budget
   The Senate has assured the Presidency of quick consideration and strong oversight of the 2026 Appropriation Bill. Speaking through his deputy at a budget hearing, Senate President Godswill Akpabio stressed the importance of accountability, noting that, “Budget hearings are not mere rituals of governance. They are moments of national self-examination…”

6. Relative Calm Returns To PDP Secretariat
   Normalcy was observed at the PDP national headquarters in Abuja despite internal battles over plans to reopen the Wadata Plaza complex. Although a faction cited court rulings to justify reopening, the building remained sealed by security operatives, highlighting the party’s unresolved leadership crisis ahead of 2027.

7. 2Face Confirms He Has Moved On From Annie
   Music icon Innocent “2Face” Idibia has disclosed that he has put his marriage to Annie Idibia behind him. Speaking in an interview, he said, “I have moved on my ex wife Annie Idibia, I dey do my thing dey go,” adding that his focus is now on his personal life and career.

8. KWAM1’s Daughter Denies Dating Asake
   Dami, daughter of Fuji legend KWAM1, has dismissed speculation linking her romantically to singer Asake. She clarified that a viral photo which sparked the rumours was taken during their first meeting and did not imply a relationship.

9. Coach Chelle Explains AFCON Struggles Of Super Eagles Stars
   Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle has revealed that Victor Osimhen played the 2025 AFCON with a hamstring injury, while Ademola Lookman and Raphael Onyedika battled fatigue and fitness challenges. Despite this, Osimhen still delivered an impressive performance, earning a spot in CAF’s Team of the Tournament.

10. Joan Laporta Resigns As Barcelona President
    FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta has stepped down in line with club statutes to contest fresh elections scheduled for March 15. His resignation opens the race for the club’s top job, with Rafa Yuste named interim president pending the outcome of the elections.