Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 8th March 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 08/03/20
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Why Army is diversifying —Buratai
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Why Army is diversifying —Buratai
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Yusuf Buratai, has said that apart from protecting the territorial area of the country, the army is now involved in other economic activities in order to assist its personnel and the general public. This was even as he stressed that the army’s present position is in line with
Why Army is diversifying —Buratai
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More trouble for Nigeria as crude price crashes to $46.31/b
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More trouble for Nigeria as crude price crashes to $46.31/b
THERE are strong indications that more trouble awaits Nigeria as crude oil price fell to $46.31 per barrel, $11 below the 2020 oil benchmark of $57 per barrel, with experts predicting dangerous days ahead for the economy. More so, Nigeria’s ambitious N10.6trillion budget for 2020 may also suffer another setback as many of Nigeria’s cargoes
More trouble for Nigeria as crude price crashes to $46.31/b
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The Power of a Book
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The Power of a Book
IT gives me great pleasure to be asked to deliver this address at the 2020 edition of Foremost Book Festival here in ?w?, Ondo State. I must, first of all, commend the efforts of the organisers for their sense of dedication to the worthy cause of education and enlightenment, which are what books are all
The Power of a Book
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I was a pickpocket before I found God —Mike Bamiloye
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I was a pickpocket before I found God —Mike Bamiloye
Mike Bamiloye is the leader and founder of the Mount Zion Faith Ministry, a popular gospel drama group. In this interview with OLUWASEUN RAHEEM, he speaks about the state of faith-based movie industry and his passion for Christianity.
I was a pickpocket before I found God —Mike Bamiloye
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Tributes for Harry Garuba, inimitable poet, mentor, theorist
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Tributes for Harry Garuba, inimitable poet, mentor, theorist
Tributes have been pouring in for the late poet and teacher, Professor Harry Garuba, who passed on Friday, February 28 in South Africa
Tributes for Harry Garuba, inimitable poet, mentor, theorist
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When COVID-19 was rebuked at RCCG’s Marathon Messiah’s Praise
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When COVID-19 was rebuked at RCCG’s Marathon Messiah’s Praise
The 2020 edition of the popular gospel concert organised by the youths of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), tagged: “Marathon Messiah’s Praise”, to specially celebrate the 78th birthday of the General Overseer of the church, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, witnessed a different dimension as the event turned out to be a consensus of thousands
When COVID-19 was rebuked at RCCG’s Marathon Messiah’s Praise
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When Olanipekun built for God
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When Olanipekun built for God
His father could be described as poor as a church rat, in terms of material wealth. But Pa Isaac Olanipekun, of blessed memory, was as rich as Croesus, when it comes to the fear of God, charitable character, community service, humility, compassion and Christian eschatology. For good 17 years, Pa Isaac Olanipekun, who passed on
When Olanipekun built for God
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Bode George’s un-win-able Tinubu war…
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Bode George’s un-win-able Tinubu war…
He who must destroy others to succeed must know that destruction awaits him at the gate of his (own) success –Nino Brown. PDP chieftain, Chief Olabode George, was recently reported as saying he would contest the 2023 presidency so as to stop Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu from becoming the president of this country. I have
Bode George’s un-win-able Tinubu war…
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Nigeria’s urban slums and health problems
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Nigeria’s urban slums and health problems
In Nigeria, access and quality of health care services area challenge particularly for disadvantaged populations. While health services are far better in the urban, compared to the rural areas, there remains a significant variation in health care services across the various strata of the urban settlements, with the urban slum in the lowest rung. Quality
Nigeria’s urban slums and health problems
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North needs a Bakin Zuwo like yesterday (2)
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North needs a Bakin Zuwo like yesterday (2)
Does anyone still remember Aliyu Mohammed Sani? That was the fanatic supporter of Mr President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) who vowed to jump into a gutter and drink the drainage water if his hero was reelected and did he make good his giddy-moment promise. Sani, a self-described painter from Bauchi, became an internet sensation
North needs a Bakin Zuwo like yesterday (2)
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