Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 6th August 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/08/21
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Oyo Assembly confirms Makinde’s commissioner-nominees
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Oyo Assembly confirms Makinde’s commissioner-nominees
THE Oyo State House of Assembly on Thursday confirmed seven nominees sent to the house by Governor Seyi Makinde for reappointment as commissioners. According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the nominees were screened and confirmed by the lawmakers at plenary in Ibadan. Reports also disclosed that the nominees were commissioners before Makinde dissolved
Oyo Assembly confirms Makinde’s commissioner-nominees
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Doctor’s strike: FG not reneging on its promises, paid over N150m insurance to 46 resident doctors
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Doctor’s strike: FG not reneging on its promises, paid over N150m insurance to 46 resident doctors
Federal Government has disclosed that it has paid the total amount of N159,233,234 for a group life insurance to 46 members of the National Association of Resident Doctors in 52 health facilities across the country. Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire disclosed this while briefing journalists on the issues surrounding the demands of doctors which
Doctor’s strike: FG not reneging on its promises, paid over N150m insurance to 46 resident doctors
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Lagos Assembly adopts report to reduce pension, stop houses for ex-governors, others
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Lagos Assembly adopts report to reduce pension, stop houses for ex-governors, others
The Lagos State House of Assembly has approved the report of its committee on the establishment which recommended the reduction of pensions to former governors and other affected officials by 50 per cent. The committee also expunged the provision of houses in Abuja and Lagos for former governors as stipulated in an earlier law operated
Lagos Assembly adopts report to reduce pension, stop houses for ex-governors, others
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Labour rejects FG’s reduction of domestic gas prices for electricity generation to $2.18
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Labour rejects FG’s reduction of domestic gas prices for electricity generation to $2.18
THE Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Thursday rejected the reduction of domestic gas prices for electricity generation to $2.18 per standard cubic feet (SCF) from $2.50, saying that the reduction “falls far below expectation.” Besides, the congress said the development was a flagrant repudiation of the kernel of the agreement between the Federal Government and
Labour rejects FG’s reduction of domestic gas prices for electricity generation to $2.18
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Zamfara speaker’s father, stepmother, four others kidnapped by bandits
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Zamfara speaker’s father, stepmother, four others kidnapped by bandits
BANDITS on Wednesday evening invaded Magarya town in Zamfara State, where they kidnapped the father of the Speaker of the state’s House of Assembly and five other persons. The bandits also abducted the Speaker’s stepmother. A source informed Nigerian Tribune that before the bandits arrived in Magarya town, they had earlier attacked Kaiwa Lamba, Jinkirawa
Zamfara speaker’s father, stepmother, four others kidnapped by bandits
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PDP BoT mandates governors, lawmakers, ex-ministers to end party crisis
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PDP BoT mandates governors, lawmakers, ex-ministers to end party crisis
AS part of the efforts to douse the tension enveloping the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), its Board of Trustees (BoT) has mandated governors on the platform of the party, lawmakers, ex-ministers, among others to end the party crisis. To this end, the BoT has set up a committee to interface with internal contending forces with
PDP BoT mandates governors, lawmakers, ex-ministers to end party crisis
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Supreme Court verdict: APC governors back Buni
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Supreme Court verdict: APC governors back Buni
Governors on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, (APC) have jointly thrown their weight behind their colleague leadership of the party. A statement signed by Kebbi State governor and Chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum, Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, and made available to newsmen in Abuja, on Thursday, maintained that the Yobe State governor administration
Supreme Court verdict: APC governors back Buni
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Things are getting worse in Nigeria, Sultan declares
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Things are getting worse in Nigeria, Sultan declares
The Sultan of Sokoto and President, Nigeria Supreme Council on Islamic Affairs (SCIA), Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, has declared that Nigerians must get out of deception and agree that things are not getting any better in the country. He also stressed that Nigerians need to understand one another rather than tolerating themselves so that things
Things are getting worse in Nigeria, Sultan declares
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35 corps members in Ogun NYSC camp test positive for COVID-19
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35 corps members in Ogun NYSC camp test positive for COVID-19
The Ogun State Commissioner for Health, Dr Tomi Coker, on Thursday, disclosed that 35 corps members tested positive for COVID-19 at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camp in Sagamu. Coker while briefing newsmen on the rising in cases of the third wave of the virus, said that those affected had been taken to isolation
35 corps members in Ogun NYSC camp test positive for COVID-19
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210 Muslim families benefit from Kuwait foundation’s project
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210 Muslim families benefit from Kuwait foundation’s project
THE Embassy of Kuwait in Nigeria recently supervised the implementation of Eid-Al-Adha Sacrifice Project for the year 1442 A.H./2021 C.E. The programme was sponsored by the Kuwait Awqaf Public Foundation. The Chief Imam of Islamic Da’wah School, Ibadan, Sheikh Basheer Adelani, at the event, explained the critical role of the charity, adding that it would
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