Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 11th September 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 11/09/21
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Upcoming creatives to earn monthly allowance as Trophy ‘Stand By Me’ project commences
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Upcoming creatives to earn monthly allowance as Trophy ‘Stand By Me’ project commences
The International Breweries Plc (IBL) brewers of Trophy lager beer has launched an initiative tagged, “Trophy Stand By Me” to tackle the challenge of unemployment among many upcoming Creatives in Nigeria. This was announced recently at an event held at the Southern Sun Hotel in Ikoyi, Lagos, which was graced by top officials of the
Upcoming creatives to earn monthly allowance as Trophy ‘Stand By Me’ project commences
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The Olowokure Identical Twins @ 92: Ever amiable, Ever admirable
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The Olowokure Identical Twins @ 92: Ever amiable, Ever admirable
“Egbon mi gidi mo ni” (he is an original senior). That was my mother’s retort as I teased her once again that it seemed she was related to everyone in Ijebu-Jesa. Walking the streets with her was a childhood ordeal I hate to experience and loved to avoid. She would stop to greet this ‘Buoda
The Olowokure Identical Twins @ 92: Ever amiable, Ever admirable
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Kwara: Ritual killers lure prostitute with N5,000, behead her
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Kwara: Ritual killers lure prostitute with N5,000, behead her
FIVE suspected ritualists have been arrested by operatives of the Kwara State police command in Patigi Local Government Area, with the remains of their murdered victim also recovered. A statement on Friday in Ilorin by the command’s Public Relations Officer, Okasanmi Ajayi, said the victim, a prostitute, was tricked and taken to one of the
Kwara: Ritual killers lure prostitute with N5,000, behead her
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Abia education sector: Challenges and interventions
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Abia education sector: Challenges and interventions
Recently, a 32-minute documentary video chronicles Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State work in the state’s education sector since his administration started in May 2015. The documentary also features some major stakeholders, as well as some teachers who play one role or the other in the education sector of the state. The documentary started with
Abia education sector: Challenges and interventions
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Sheikh Gumi calls for creation of ministry for herdsmen
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Sheikh Gumi calls for creation of ministry for herdsmen
CONTROVERSIAL Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has called for the establishment of a ministry of nomadic affairs to oversee all matters concerning herdsmen in the country. This is even as he denied having sympathy for bandits. Apparently reacting to someone who called him a bandit-lover, Gumi, on his verified Facebook page on Friday morning, wrote
Sheikh Gumi calls for creation of ministry for herdsmen
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Jos killings: We study in fear, Lagos students in UNIJOS recount ordeals
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Jos killings: We study in fear, Lagos students in UNIJOS recount ordeals
WHEN the avengers came, they went to the village behind the university premises and killed up to 23 residents, including students. We have many students who are living in the village. The people of the community evacuated corpses of their persons and dumped them at the Government House… There was tension everywhere and nobody knew
Jos killings: We study in fear, Lagos students in UNIJOS recount ordeals
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What Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram say about living with ex-fighters
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What Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram say about living with ex-fighters
A surge of surrenders by Boko Haram jihadists in northeastern Nigeria has turned the spotlight onto how the government deals with fighters who claim to have repented and are now – controversially – looking to be reintegrated into a society scarred by 12 years of war. The New Humanitarian visited Muna Garage last week, a
What Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram say about living with ex-fighters
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FG replies Afenifere, says NALDA farm estates not RUGA, ranches
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FG replies Afenifere, says NALDA farm estates not RUGA, ranches
The federal government on Friday denied that the 109 Integrated Farm Estates approved for the National Land Development Authority (NALDA) for implementation are not Ruga and ranches. This followed the position expressed by the Pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, who said in a statement by its spokesman, Jare Ajayi, that the federal government was attempting to
FG replies Afenifere, says NALDA farm estates not RUGA, ranches
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Sanwo-Olu signs VAT bill into law
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Sanwo-Olu signs VAT bill into law
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Friday signed into law the State VAT Bill as passed by the House of Assembly. The governor signed the “bill for a law to impose and charge VAT on certain goods and services” at about 11.45 a.m. on Friday after returning from an official trip to Abuja. By this
Sanwo-Olu signs VAT bill into law
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Weaseleon raises the bar with ‘Oh Ye’
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Weaseleon raises the bar with ‘Oh Ye’
Promising music act, Peter Amamchukwu, popularly known as Weaseleon, is not living any stone unturned to be noticed in the industry as he is making all efforts to showcase his musical talent in all ramifications. Weaseleon, as he is fondly called by many, is in the news again, though on a good note following his
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