Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 17th November 2019
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National Assembly set to streamline execution of constituency projects
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National Assembly set to streamline execution of constituency projects
A bill to streamline the formulation and execution of constituency projects in the country is in the offing. Tagged Constituencies Development Fund Bill, 2019, it is being sponsored by Senator Ali Ndume and it passed First Reading last Tuesday. According to a copy of the bill sighted by Sunday Tribune, the Constituencies Development Fund Bill
National Assembly set to streamline execution of constituency projects
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Kogi: Ballot box snatching mars election, as vote buyers overwhelm INEC
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Kogi: Ballot box snatching mars election, as vote buyers overwhelm INEC
POLITICAL parties did not prove bookmakers wrong that Kogi state would be a theatre of war, as thugs across party divides disrupted the process on Saturday. Officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), in most cases, were on ground on schedule for simultaneous accreditation and voting. In places visited by Sunday Tribune in Kogi
Kogi: Ballot box snatching mars election, as vote buyers overwhelm INEC
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Five killed in election violence
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Five killed in election violence
Five persons reportedly lost their lives during Saturday’s governorship and National Assembly rerun elections in Kogi State. It was learnt that in Abocho community in Dekina Local Government Area of the state, two people lost their lives. Residents gave names of the victims as Umoru Shuaib and Faruk Suleiman. Witnesses said the incident happened
Five killed in election violence
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Bello, APC forcing INEC staff to sign filled results sheets, PDP alleges
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Bello, APC forcing INEC staff to sign filled results sheets, PDP alleges
THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) said suspected agents of the Kogi State governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello of the All Progressives Congress (APC) were forcing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) presiding officers, and National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members to endorse prefilled results sheets in favour of the APC in some local government areas of
Bello, APC forcing INEC staff to sign filled results sheets, PDP alleges
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Awo’s family, associates sign fresh pact with Nigerians
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Awo’s family, associates sign fresh pact with Nigerians
THE Obafemi Awolowo family, members of the board of the African Newspapers of Nigeria (ANN) Plc, publishers of the Tribune titles, have assured Nigerians of the publication’s readiness to identify with them and continue to be the voice of the common man. Giving the assurance at the commissioning of the new Tribune House in Isheri,
Awo’s family, associates sign fresh pact with Nigerians
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Oshiomhole: Many battles of a national chairman in ruling party
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Oshiomhole: Many battles of a national chairman in ruling party
In this piece, Group Politics Editor, KUNLE ODEREMI, examines the various ‘wars’ the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Adams Oshiomhole, contends with both in his native Edo State and at the national level. In about six years of its existence, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has had five national chairmen.
Oshiomhole: Many battles of a national chairman in ruling party
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As a graduate, hunger forced me to become bus conductor —Lagos lawmaker
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As a graduate, hunger forced me to become bus conductor —Lagos lawmaker
Chairman, House Committee on Local Government Administration and Community Affairs and member representing Mushin Constituency 2 in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Olayiwola Abdulsobur Olawale, spoke to SEGUN KASALI about his life. MUSHIN people have their own peculiar behaviour. You are from Mushin. Do you behave like a typical mushin person? There is no
As a graduate, hunger forced me to become bus conductor —Lagos lawmaker
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What people do not know about Obasanjo, Fasehun relationship —Osibote, OPC president
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What people do not know about Obasanjo, Fasehun relationship —Osibote, OPC president
In this interview with KUNLE ODEREMI, the president of the Oodua Peoples congress (OPC), Prince Segun Osibote speaks on the problem of insecurity in the country, challenges confronting Yoruba land and perverted values among Nigerians. Excerpts: What can you say about the predicament of the country today 20 years after returning to civilian rule? Nigeria
What people do not know about Obasanjo, Fasehun relationship —Osibote, OPC president
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We do it in the open here: 108 million Nigerians engage in open defecation, UN report claims
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We do it in the open here: 108 million Nigerians engage in open defecation, UN report claims
World Toilet Day is celebrated on November 19 every year. Two days from now, this year’s edition of the day will be observed. TADE MAKINDE reports on the Nigerian situation where a majority of the citizens don’t have access to good toilet facilities. DESPITE scientific, technological and industrial advances made in the world, an estimated
We do it in the open here: 108 million Nigerians engage in open defecation, UN report claims
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Prisoner of love: Pathetic story of Hassana locked up for loving by her brother
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Prisoner of love: Pathetic story of Hassana locked up for loving by her brother
MUHAMMAD SABIU reports the story of a woman locked up for two years by her brother for refusing to stop loving her husband, long after the marriage had hit the rocks. RIGASA community of lgabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State seems to be the hotspot of unusual events in the past few weeks. First, […]
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