Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 27th September 2019
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/09/19
Read also
target=_blank>Of Nigeria’s health insurance scheme and medical care
Tribune Online
Of Nigeria’s health insurance scheme and medical care
NIGERIA’S National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is a social security system established in 2005 that aims to guarantee the provision of good health care for enrollees by deducting policy fees from their salaries every month. Unfortunately, more than a decade after the establishment of the scheme, it has not only proved incapable of solving the
Of Nigeria’s health insurance scheme and medical care
Tribune Online
target=_blank>Gains, pains of smartphones
Tribune Online
Gains, pains of smartphones
SMARTPHONES have completely changed lives today. In the past, people made so much efforts before getting messages across to one another. But nowadays, the case is totally different. Smartphones have lots of positive vibes attached to them. According to Arne Holst, the number of smartphone users in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy and most populous country,
Gains, pains of smartphones
Tribune Online
target=_blank>CBN’s laughable sanctions on banks
Tribune Online
CBN’s laughable sanctions on banks
MEDIA reports this week indicated that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) sanctioned four commercial banks between January and June for money laundering and various infractions. The apex bank punished the banks for failing to comply with its Know-Your-Customer guidelines. The banks were asked to pay sums
CBN’s laughable sanctions on banks
Tribune Online
target=_blank>Police discover house with over 300 chained inmates in Kaduna
Tribune Online
Police discover house with over 300 chained inmates in Kaduna
A house containing over three hundred people chained in their arms and legs has been discovered by police in Kaduna State. The house already unbundled by personnel of the Nigeria Police, was said to be located in Rigasa community, Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State. A house with over three hundred people in Rigasa
Police discover house with over 300 chained inmates in Kaduna
Tribune Online
target=_blank>DSS yet to get court order on Sowore — Spokesman
Tribune Online
DSS yet to get court order on Sowore — Spokesman
The Department of State Services, DSS on Thursday clarified that it was still keeping the publisher of Saraha Reporters, Omoyele Sowore, in its custody as the Service was yet to be served with a valid Court order for his bail The Spokesperson of the Service, Dr. Peter Afunanya, made the clarification in a reply to
DSS yet to get court order on Sowore — Spokesman
Tribune Online
target=_blank>Reps set up ad-hoc committee to probe N5 trillion crude theft
Tribune Online
Reps set up ad-hoc committee to probe N5 trillion crude theft
The House of Representatives on Thursday resolved to probe N5 trillion worth of crude oil theft allegedly lost on a yearly basis. This followed the adoption of a motion sponsored by Hon. Chukwuma Umeoji to this effect at the plenary presided by the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Ahmed Wase. Consequently, the
Reps set up ad-hoc committee to probe N5 trillion crude theft
Tribune Online
target=_blank>Reps reject motion seeking deregistration of political parties
Tribune Online
Reps reject motion seeking deregistration of political parties
The House of Representatives on Thursday discontinued the debate on the motion which seeks to deregister some existing political parties which fail to win at least one seat in the National Assembly or a State House of Assembly during the 2019 General Elections. The resolution was passed after the brief debate on the motion titled: ‘Call
Reps reject motion seeking deregistration of political parties
Tribune Online
target=_blank>Supreme Court affirms election of Hon. Chike Okafor as Imo Rep
Tribune Online
Supreme Court affirms election of Hon. Chike Okafor as Imo Rep
The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed the appeal filed against Hon. Chike Okafor challenging the judgement of the Court of Appeal which returned the lawmakers as the authentic member representing Ehime Mbano/Ihitte Uboma/Obowo Federal Constituency of Imo State. The Appellant, Mrs Uzoma Mary-Ann, through her Counsel, Mr Mohammed Ndariani Mohammed had on the 16th August
Supreme Court affirms election of Hon. Chike Okafor as Imo Rep
Tribune Online
target=_blank>$9.6bn judgment: UK court orders Nigeria to pay $200m to avoid asset seizures
Tribune Online
$9.6bn judgment: UK court orders Nigeria to pay $200m to avoid asset seizures
A United Kingdom court on Thursday ordered the Nigerian government to pay $200 million pending its appeal against the $9.6 billion awarded to a tiny offshore firm involved in a failed gas deal. The high-stakes dispute pits Process and Industrial Developments Limited (P&ID), a British Virgin Islands-registered company founded by two Irish business partners, against
$9.6bn judgment: UK court orders Nigeria to pay $200m to avoid asset seizures
Tribune Online
DAAR communication defends allegations by NBC
Tribune Online
DAAR communication defends allegations by NBC
The management of the Daar Communication, owners African Independent Television (AIT) on Thursday defended itself over the allegations levelled against it by the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). The media outfit said it had not contravened any law or regulations based on the contents being broadcast on the station. A statement personally signed the chairman of […]
DAAR communication defends allegations by NBC
Tribune Online
You can also check
