Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 19th February 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 19/02/21
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Kwara govt meets religious leaders over hijab in schools
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Kwara govt meets religious leaders over hijab in schools
THE Kwara State government on Thursday met with religious leaders in the state, with both Muslim and Christian leaders stating their positions and offering opinions on how to resolve the differences on the hijab question in grant-aided schools. Muslim stakeholders in the state, including youth and women organisations, had called on the state government to
Kwara govt meets religious leaders over hijab in schools
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E2%80%95-buratai/ We can’t stop Boko Haram in 20 years ? Buratai
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We can’t stop Boko Haram in 20 years ? Buratai
Immediate past Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Yusuf Buratai, has punctured claim that the terror gang, Boko Haram, has been technically defeated. Answering questions from lawmakers who screened him along with other former Service Chiefs ahead of their confirmation as Non career ambassadors designates, the former Chief of Army Staff stunned the Senate Committee on
We can’t stop Boko Haram in 20 years ? Buratai
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Desperados spreads its wings across Nigeria
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Desperados spreads its wings across Nigeria
Abuja, Ibadan, Enugu, and Owerri have now joined the list of cities where Desperados, the world’s first tequila flavoured beer can be enjoyed following a rollout across the country. In December 2020, Nigerian Breweries Plc officially unveiled the Desperados beer brand as the latest addition to its huge portfolio of alcoholic beverages boasting renowned brands
Desperados spreads its wings across Nigeria
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Local security initiatives should include non-indigenous/minority residents
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Local security initiatives should include non-indigenous/minority residents
The National Economic Council (NEC) has resolved that states should incorporate non-indigenous/minority residents into local security initiatives to ensure adequate representation. It has also agreed to pay compensation to victims of herders/farmers clashes whose properties were destroyed in their various jurisdictions. This was part of the decisions reached during a meeting of the council presided
Local security initiatives should include non-indigenous/minority residents
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Amoke Alaga to champion traditional engagement conference 2.0
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Amoke Alaga to champion traditional engagement conference 2.0
Olaoluwakitan Deborah Abiola, popularly known as Amoke Alaga, who is the owner of Amoke Alaga events will be leading a host of Yoruba traditional wedding comperes and other resource persons to feature at this year’s edition of ‘The Exceptional Alaga Conference’ (TEAC 2021). In a statement made available to Friday Treat, the conference, with this
Amoke Alaga to champion traditional engagement conference 2.0
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Toyin Falola makes history, graduates with a D. Litt. from UI
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Toyin Falola makes history, graduates with a D. Litt. from UI
Toyin Falola, a world-renowned professor of History and African Studies, the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities, and university teaching professor at the University of Texas, Austin, recently completed his academic D.Litt. from the University of Ibadan. In doing so, Falola became the first academic awardee of the D.Litt. in the Humanities.At
Toyin Falola makes history, graduates with a D. Litt. from UI
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Pregnant woman, cart pusher, cobbler: The trigger of Shasha market violence
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Pregnant woman, cart pusher, cobbler: The trigger of Shasha market violence
In this piece, WALE AKINSELURE reports the various sides to the Shasha market tragedy in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, and the spirited efforts by stakeholders in forestalling a recurrence. While the dust was yet to settle regarding the controversial move by Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho, against Fulani heders in Igangan, Ibarapa zone,
Pregnant woman, cart pusher, cobbler: The trigger of Shasha market violence
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We have issue accessing forex from CBN to meet IATA deadline —NANTA
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We have issue accessing forex from CBN to meet IATA deadline —NANTA
Recently, the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA), Mrs Susan Akporiaye in a press conference on the state of the association speaks on the current business trend, Federal Government’s intervention on COVID-19 and other issues, WALE OLAPADE brings details. The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns have done more harm to the global tourism
We have issue accessing forex from CBN to meet IATA deadline —NANTA
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NTA partners NCAC to combat menace of rape
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NTA partners NCAC to combat menace of rape
The Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) have partnered to tackle the menace of rape in Nigeria. The Director-General, National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), Chief Segun Runsewe and the Director-General, Nigerian Television Authority, Mallam Yakubu ibn Mohammed made this resolution when the NCAC boss paid a
NTA partners NCAC to combat menace of rape
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Jakande: Farewell to the architect of modern Lagos
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Jakande: Farewell to the architect of modern Lagos
Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, the first executive governor of Lagos State (1979-1983) who died on Thursday, 11 February 2021 at 91, was a rare combination of administrative genius in public governance and humility, even self-effacement, in personal life. He was a remarkable giant in public life who never made anyone feel small in his presence.
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