Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 18th January 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 18/01/20
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Ex-Generals, other retired military officers back Amotekun
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Ex-Generals, other retired military officers back Amotekun
KEY retired military officers in the South West on Friday threw their weight behind the region’s security network, Amotekun, declaring that it is a reaction to the worsening insecurity in the area. Chief Olabode George, a retired Navy Commodore; Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, a retired Brigadier-General; Brigadier-General Kunle Togun (retd), as well as chairmen of retired
Ex-Generals, other retired military officers back Amotekun
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Service chiefs: We’ll deal with all threats
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Service chiefs: We’ll deal with all threats
AGAINST the background of the Federal Government’s decision to declare South-West’s security outfit codenamed Amotekun illegal, President Muhammadu Buhari met with service chiefs on Friday, at the end of which they vowed to deal with threats and keep the country safe. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadiq Abubakar, who briefed State House correspondents
Service chiefs: We’ll deal with all threats
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FG, States indebted to the tune of N26trn in 2019 —DMO
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FG, States indebted to the tune of N26trn in 2019 —DMO
The Debt Management Office (DMO), has said that the as at September 2019, the Federal Government, States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) debt profile stood at N26.215 trillion. The DMO further stated that the comparative figure for June 2019 was N25.701 trillion which implies that in the quarter July to September 2019 the Total Public
FG, States indebted to the tune of N26trn in 2019 —DMO
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Buhari promises to bequeath free, fair elections to successor
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Buhari promises to bequeath free, fair elections to successor
President Muhammadu Buhari has affirmed that as a beneficiary of a free and fair election in the country he will bequeath same to his successor and the nation in 2023. According to a statement issued by presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, in Abuja on Friday, the president, who spoke at a dinner with members of the
Buhari promises to bequeath free, fair elections to successor
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I threw a plate of hot amala into my husband’s face after he almost strangled me, woman tells court
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I threw a plate of hot amala into my husband’s face after he almost strangled me, woman tells court
A middle aged woman, Ganiyat Abiodun, has dragged her husband, Lateef Abiodun to court, seeking that it put an end to the 25-year-old relationship between both of them. Ganiyat accused her husband of constantly accusing her of adultery. She added that he was violent, destructive and was in the habit of beating him. The plaintiff
I threw a plate of hot amala into my husband’s face after he almost strangled me, woman tells court
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Suspected Fulani bandits kill village head, kidnap 17 others in Niger
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Suspected Fulani bandits kill village head, kidnap 17 others in Niger
Gunmen suspected to be Fulani armed bandits in a commando- like manner invaded Rumache community in Kukoki Ward of Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State, on Friday killing the Village Head, Malam Ahmad Yakubu Rumache and kidnapped the deceased’s son. The bandits, according to the chairman of Shiroro Local Government Area of the state,
Suspected Fulani bandits kill village head, kidnap 17 others in Niger
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Calabar Carnival: Keeping Nigeria atop world tourism map
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Calabar Carnival: Keeping Nigeria atop world tourism map
Calabar Carnival festival in Nigeria, also tagged “Africa’s Biggest Street Party’’, was created in 2004 as part of the vision of making Cross River State and Nigeria, the number one tourists’ destination for Nigerians and visitors from all over the world. The carnival, which begins every 1st December and lasts until 31st December, has boosted
Calabar Carnival: Keeping Nigeria atop world tourism map
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I almost blew up the laboratory in secondary school —Prof Adeyinka Falusi
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I almost blew up the laboratory in secondary school —Prof Adeyinka Falusi
Professor Adeyinka Falusi is an award-winning Professor of Haematology, former Director, Institute for Advanced Medical Research and Training, College of Medicine, University College Hospital (UCH) and the founder, Sickle Cell Hope Alive Foundation (SCHAF). In this interview by TAYO GESINDE, she tells the price she paid to get to the peak of her career; winning the L’OREAL UNESCO Outstanding Woman of Science Award in 2001 and why she is still relevant in her field at 74.
I almost blew up the laboratory in secondary school —Prof Adeyinka Falusi
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Step up your aso ebi game with puff sleeves
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Step up your aso ebi game with puff sleeves
You want to step up your aso ebi game to that upcoming owanbe? Or you want your attire to do the talking? Then try out that ultra-feminine look that screams “Yes, look at me, I’m not afraid to be seen.” The puff sleeves. Gathered at the top and bottom, but full in-between, allowing it to
Step up your aso ebi game with puff sleeves
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How can we reduce our exposure to potentially harmful aluminium?
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How can we reduce our exposure to potentially harmful aluminium?
A new report carried out by German officials suggests that even though exposure to dangerous aluminum compounds in foods has been decreasing, we are still ingesting more of this substance than experts deem safe. What can we do to minimize our exposure to aluminum compounds? While some people may find it hard to believe, the
How can we reduce our exposure to potentially harmful aluminium?
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