Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 9th July 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 09/07/20
Read also
Police arrest herbalist, others linked to Ibadan killings
Tribune Online
Police arrest herbalist, others linked to Ibadan killings
THE Special Adviser to the Oyo State governor on Security, CP Fatai Owoseni (retd), on Wednesday, declared that peace wiould now reign in Akinyele Local Government Area of the state as those responsible for the rape and killings in communities across the local government had all been arrested. Owoseni made this known while speaking at …
Police arrest herbalist, others linked to Ibadan killings
Tribune Online
Umar assumes duty as EFCC acting boss
Tribune Online
Umar assumes duty as EFCC acting boss
THERE was confusion on Wednesday over who steps in as acting chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), as the Director of Operations in the commission, Mohammed Umar, assumed the position. There were unconfirmed reports in some quarters that the Commissioner of Police in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Bala Ciroma, had been appointed …
Umar assumes duty as EFCC acting boss
Tribune Online
Scientists say moringa oleifera prevents cataract formation
Tribune Online
Scientists say moringa oleifera prevents cataract formation
CURRENTLY, the only clinically accepted approach for the treatment of cataract is surgery. But the cost of the surgery hinders many individuals access to treatment in different parts of the world and has increased the need for less expensive, non-surgical approach to cataract treatment. Now, researchers, in providing an alternative approach to treat cataract, have …
Scientists say moringa oleifera prevents cataract formation
Tribune Online
Concerns rise over poor knowledge of pregnancy-induced diabetes
Tribune Online
Concerns rise over poor knowledge of pregnancy-induced diabetes
Following an increasing incidence of pregnancy-induced or gestational diabetes in Nigeria and other developing countries, experts, in a study, have urged health professionals to help ensure pregnant women’s poor knowledge of diabetes and preventive measures are corrected. In a new study, researchers found that the majority of pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Ibadan, Nigeria, …
Concerns rise over poor knowledge of pregnancy-induced diabetes
Tribune Online
What Nigerians must know about bubonic plague —Experts
Tribune Online
What Nigerians must know about bubonic plague —Experts
Bubonic plague, caused by bacteria and transmitted through flea bites and infected animals, is one of the deadliest bacterial infections in human history. In this report by SADE OGUNTOLA, experts review possibilities of bubonic plaque re-curring in Nigeria and how best an individual can get protected from it. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on …
What Nigerians must know about bubonic plague —Experts
Tribune Online
Beyond cutting Keyamo to size
Tribune Online
Beyond cutting Keyamo to size
After several years of stomaching insolence from operatives of the executive, Nigeria’s long-suffering National Assembly last week finally mustered the courage to bite, as it sank its teeth into no less than Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Mr. Festus Egwarewa Adeniyi Keyamo, SAN. The Minister got himself a toxic outing with the National …
Beyond cutting Keyamo to size
Tribune Online
On blame trading
Tribune Online
On blame trading
It is fundamental to understand some basic facts about humanity and human affairs and stop the act of shifting blames and responsibilities to the wrong source because it is sometimes confusing when some people blame the government for the sorry state of their society, forgetting the fact that the government of today is a result …
On blame trading
Tribune Online
Death penalty for rape
Tribune Online
Death penalty for rape
The girl-child needs help in Nigeria but who is there to help them? The fundamental assumption today in Nigeria is that rape has come to stay because it is tolerated by government, people and society. Loco parentis is clearly missing in Nigeria, as regards rape. People hardly talk about it and government does nothing but …
Death penalty for rape
Tribune Online
Exempting educational resources from data charges
Tribune Online
Exempting educational resources from data charges
DATA is a necessity just as education is for Nigerians but unfortunately, many homes cannot afford it. For the attainment of education for all in this technology age, there is an urgent need for telecommunication firms to exempt educational resources from data charges. The Nigerian government recently announced the reopening of schools in the next …
Exempting educational resources from data charges
Tribune Online
Must these floods continue to wreak havoc?
Tribune Online
Must these floods continue to wreak havoc?
OVER the past couple of months, as the rainy season has set in, floods have caused deaths and extensive damage to property in different parts of the country. In Kwara State, at least three people were reported dead and others missing when a bridge embankment collapsed in Oko-Erin, Ilorin, the state capital. In Eket Local …
Must these floods continue to wreak havoc?
Tribune Online
Read also
You can also check
