Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 13th October 2021
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Electoral Act: Senate surrenders, accepts electronic transmission of results
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Electoral Act: Senate surrenders, accepts electronic transmission of results
Barely three months after it adopted a resolution rejecting electronic transmission of results in the Electoral Act 2010 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill, 2021, the Senate, on Tuesday, reversed itself. The upper legislative chamber in a motion for re-committal, re-amended certain aspects of the bill contained in clauses 43, 52, 63 and 87, respectively. Tribune Online
Electoral Act: Senate surrenders, accepts electronic transmission of results
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Adebanjo, Akingba, Ojedokun, Williams, others call for rejuvenation of NADECO
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Adebanjo, Akingba, Ojedokun, Williams, others call for rejuvenation of NADECO
Acting Leader of pan-Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere, Chief Ayo Adebanjo; chieftains of National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), Mr Ayo Opadokun, Dr Amos Akingba, Hon. Wale Osun, Chief Supo Shonibare, Fred Agbeyegbe, among others on Tuesday paid tributes to the late former military administrator of Lagos State, Rear-Admiral Ndubuishi Kanu, even as they called for rejuvenation of
Adebanjo, Akingba, Ojedokun, Williams, others call for rejuvenation of NADECO
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Ali Mazrui, Abdulrazak Gurnah and Swahili Moment
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Ali Mazrui, Abdulrazak Gurnah and Swahili Moment
October 12 has been declared “Ali A. Mazrui Memorial Day” by his friends, colleagues, and well-wishers. This year’s observance is very unique as it coincides with Zanzibar-born Professor Abdulrazak Gurnah winning the prestigious 2021 Nobel Literature Prize. Indeed, I will use this opportunity to eulogize, once more, Professor Mazrui of blessed memory while lauding Professor
Ali Mazrui, Abdulrazak Gurnah and Swahili Moment
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Northern challenges and the hike in food prices
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Northern challenges and the hike in food prices
IN the olden days, hunger and starvation occurred mainly as a result of instability which forced people to flee their settlements due to raiding by slave merchants or war with neighbouring villages. People caught in fear and hostilities were prone to hunger and starvation due to a lack of farming and other economic activities. The
Northern challenges and the hike in food prices
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Can zoning address leadership problem in Nigeria?
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Can zoning address leadership problem in Nigeria?
Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the issue of power rotation is raging among the ruling elite. The subject of zoning has become more pronounced in recent times with both the northern and southern governors engaging themselves. The problem of power rotation has been with the country from time immemorial. With the return of democracy
Can zoning address leadership problem in Nigeria?
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Alao Adedayo: Journalism for promotion of Yoruba language, culture
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Alao Adedayo: Journalism for promotion of Yoruba language, culture
This month, The Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria will be marking its 50th anniversary. It is a remarkable moment for the Association, those who developed the foresight to make it grow over the years, and the enthusiasm of its current members. The Toyin Falola Interviews is glad to be part of this anniversary. As part
Alao Adedayo: Journalism for promotion of Yoruba language, culture
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E2%80%95-fayemi/ South-West govs envision Amotekun becoming state police ? Fayemi
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South-West govs envision Amotekun becoming state police ? Fayemi
Chairman, Nigeria Governors Forum, Governor Kayode Fayemi, has stressed that governors remain resolute in their demand for multilevel policing arrangements to address the present ineffective federal policing structure. According to Fayemi, the establishment of Amotekun is only a mini-response by governors of the South-West governors to the yearning for a more localised policing structure with
South-West govs envision Amotekun becoming state police ? Fayemi
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E2%80%95-okonjo-iweala/ Nigeria’s trade costs are too high to attract investments ? Okonjo-Iweala
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Nigeria’s trade costs are too high to attract investments ? Okonjo-Iweala
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Tuesday, told President Muhammadu Buhari, ministers and other top government officials that Nigeria’s trade costs are too high. Speaking to them via a video link on the second day of the Mid-term Ministerial Performance Review at the presidential villa, Abuja, she also spoke
Nigeria’s trade costs are too high to attract investments ? Okonjo-Iweala
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On the root of cybercrime
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On the root of cybercrime
Before the term “Yahoo boys” was attached to youths who went into cybercrime, it was actually created to serve a good purpose. “Yahoo” started at Stanford University. It was created as a directory guide to other website. The world “YAHOO” is a acronym for “Yet Another Hierarchically officious oracle” The illicit business, mostly perpetrated by
On the root of cybercrime
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Role of African fintech regulators: Promoting innovation or stifling growth?
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Role of African fintech regulators: Promoting innovation or stifling growth?
Over the past decade, technology innovation in finance “fintech” fueled by investments has been on the rise. Google recently announced that its Africa Investment Fund would invest up to $50 million in African growth-stage companies. Fintech has become a significant driving force in the African economy, with $180 billion projected to contribute to the continent’s
Role of African fintech regulators: Promoting innovation or stifling growth?
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