Today’s Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Review Saturday, 27 September 2025

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1.Daily Post.
Why Tinubu can’t send INEC boss on terminal leave — Falana.

Human-rights lawyer Femi Falana insists that President Tinubu has no constitutional powers to place the INEC chairman on compulsory leave. This debate highlights rising tensions over electoral independence ahead of future polls.

2.PUNCH.
All hail King Ladoja! Oba Rashidi Ladoja crowned 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland.

Former governor Rashidi Ladoja has been crowned the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland in a grand event attended by top politicians and dignitaries. A cultural and political milestone that will dominate conversations through the weekend.

3.Vanguard. Negotiating with bandits undermines Nigeria’s authority — retired military chiefs.

Retired senior officers warn that talks with bandits weaken state authority and legitimize criminality. The debate pits short-term peace deals against the need for stronger national security structures.

4.THISDAY
Tinubu preaches tolerance ahead of Nigeria’s 65th Independence celebration

Ahead of Independence Day, President Tinubu called for unity and tolerance among Nigerians. Analysts are watching whether these words will translate into action on reconciliation and peace.

5.The Guardian. Dangote refinery lays off workers amid reorganisation; PENGASSAN alleges mass sack.

Labour unions accuse the refinery of victimizing workers after management announced restructuring. The dispute has far-reaching implications for labour relations and petroleum supply chains.

6.The Sun.
Ibadan crowns 44th Olubadan; week-long festivities continue

Focus shifts to the colourful pageantry, local security arrangements, and economic activities around the coronation ceremonies in Ibadan. The cultural significance is as strong as the political.

7.Daily Trust.
Court rejects Nnamdi Kanu’s no-case plea; orders defence to open.

A Federal High Court has ruled that Nnamdi Kanu must open his defence in his ongoing terrorism trial, while also ordering medical verification of his health status. The ruling keeps the high-profile case in national focus.

8.Daily Independent.
Oba Ladoja crowned 44th Olubadan at 81 after decades of patience

The Independent highlights the long journey of Rashidi Ladoja to the Olubadan stool, showing how tradition, patience, and politics intersect in Ibadan’s royal institution.

9.Blueprint.
Police arrest 6 robbery suspects, recover firearms in Kaduna.

Kaduna police confirm arrest of armed robbery suspects and recovery of weapons. The story underlines the constant battle against insecurity across Nigeria’s states.

10.Tribune. Makinde presents Staff of Office to Oba Ladoja as 44th Olubadan

Governor Seyi Makinde formally presented the staff of office to the new Olubadan, cementing his recognition by the state. The ceremony reflects the synergy between traditional institutions and modern governance.

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