Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 9th November 2019
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GTBank Fashion Weekend holds in Lagos today
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GTBank Fashion Weekend holds in Lagos today
The Guarantee Trust Bank (GTBank) says it is bringing glitz, glamour and magic in fashion show to Lagos, in a two-day event starting from Saturday, November 9 to Sunday, November 10, 2019. According to organisers of GTBank Fashion Weekend, participants “will be treated to enthralling runway shows that will present the latest in styles and
GTBank Fashion Weekend holds in Lagos today
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Lionheart’s Oscar rejection and place of English in Nigerian Identity
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Lionheart’s Oscar rejection and place of English in Nigerian Identity
NEWS of the disqualification of the Nollywood movie “Lionheart” from contention in Oscar’s “International Feature Film” category for this year on account of its use of English in most of its dialogue has once again centralised conversations about the role of English in the constitution of the modern Nigerian identity. But, first, the outrage over
Lionheart’s Oscar rejection and place of English in Nigerian Identity
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NPA sets up new traffic team, relegates Opeifa’s committee
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NPA sets up new traffic team, relegates Opeifa’s committee
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has set up a new traffic management team called Traffic Task Team (TTT) and stated that the agency will no longer entertain call-ups of trucks that did not emanate from either the terminal operators or the shipping companies. This is even as the NPA directed the newly set up TTT
NPA sets up new traffic team, relegates Opeifa’s committee
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Kogi: Controversy over document allegedly revealing health status of PDP candidate
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Kogi: Controversy over document allegedly revealing health status of PDP candidate
As the date for Kogi State governorship election draws nearer, a documement which emerged allegedly revealing the health status of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in Kogi State, Engr Musa Wada, has created controversy among political camps in the state. The document purportedly exposing the health status of Wada, revealed that he, in 2005,
Kogi: Controversy over document allegedly revealing health status of PDP candidate
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Sanwo-Olu urges residents to make sacrifices for ‘Greater Lagos’
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Sanwo-Olu urges residents to make sacrifices for ‘Greater Lagos’
The Lagos State Government has urged residents to make sacrifices so as to achieve the ”Greater Lagos of our dream.” The State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, made the plea on Friday while presenting the 2020 Budget to the State House of Assembly. Sanwo-Olu said that Lagos faced an “existential threats”, arising from the interplay of
Sanwo-Olu urges residents to make sacrifices for ‘Greater Lagos’
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Anti-corruption: FG recovers N200bn in final forfeiture —Malami
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Anti-corruption: FG recovers N200bn in final forfeiture —Malami
The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), has said the Federal Government has, so far recovered in excess of N200 billion in final forfeiture in its anti-corruption fight. Malami disclosed this in Abuja on Thursday at a special town hall meeting on ‘Fight Against Corruption,’ organised by the Ministry of
Anti-corruption: FG recovers N200bn in final forfeiture —Malami
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Akeredolu returns: I’m back stronger, fresher
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Akeredolu returns: I’m back stronger, fresher
THE Ondo state capital, Akure, was on Friday, locked down as Governor Rotimi Akeredolu, returned to the state after five weeks of absence. Akeredolu’s absence had elicited speculations of various slants even as the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)urged the State House of Assembly to ‘act’, saying the Governor had abandoned the state as a
Akeredolu returns: I’m back stronger, fresher
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Kukah cautions FG over plans to regulate social media
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Kukah cautions FG over plans to regulate social media
THE Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Bishop Matthew Kukah, has urged the Federal Government to tread softly over the move to regulate the use of social media in the country. Bishop Kukah, who stated this on Friday, while delivering the 8th & 9th convocation lecture of Achievers University, Owo, Ondo state, said the plan if
Kukah cautions FG over plans to regulate social media
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Sanwo-Olu presents 2020 budget of N1.168trn
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Sanwo-Olu presents 2020 budget of N1.168trn
The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has presented the 2020 Lagos State budget estimates of N1.168 trillion to the Legislative arm. Sanwo-Olu, who tagged the budget: Budget of Awakening To A Greater Lagos, said the proposed budget size of N1.168 trillion for the Year 2020 will be funded by a projected total revenue of N1.071
Sanwo-Olu presents 2020 budget of N1.168trn
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World Bank projects: Ugwuanyi charges traditional rulers, community leaders to work in unity
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World Bank projects: Ugwuanyi charges traditional rulers, community leaders to work in unity
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State has again charged community leaders including traditional rulers in the state to imbibe the spirit of oneness in the execution of World Bank assisted projects in their areas, reiterating that development of rural communities is part of his 4-point cardinal programme. Ugwuanyi who spoke yesterday in Enugu through the […]
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