Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 9th November 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 09/11/21
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200 pharmaceutical workers may lose job over court tussle in Kano
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200 pharmaceutical workers may lose job over court tussle in Kano
Kola Oyelere | Kano No fewer than 200 pharmaceutical workers in Kano may lose their means of livelihood following an enforcement of a court order issued by a Kano High Court against a pharmaceutical factory in the state. The property, situated on plot 157/159 Club Road in the metropolis and known as Ugolab Production Nigeria
200 pharmaceutical workers may lose job over court tussle in Kano
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Labour migration: African trade unions to brainstorm on strategies for better engagement in Senegal
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Labour migration: African trade unions to brainstorm on strategies for better engagement in Senegal
With issues concerning labour migration and challenges faced by migrants dominating many discuss of stakeholders around the world, trade unions in Africa under the umbrella of the African Trade Union Migration Network (ATUMNET) will, in early December, converge on Dakar, Senegal to discuss new strategies as well as strengthen existing ones in a bid to
Labour migration: African trade unions to brainstorm on strategies for better engagement in Senegal
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2023: APC Governors reject direct primary option
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2023: APC Governors reject direct primary option
Indication has emerged that the governors on the platform of the governing All Progressives Congress,(APC) are not comfortable with the resolution of the National Assembly on the direct option as mode of primaries for political parties to pick their candidates for general elections. The APC governors operating under the aegis of Progressives Governors Forum, (PGF)
2023: APC Governors reject direct primary option
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How Oyo, NDE partnership will benefit residents —Bolarinwa
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How Oyo, NDE partnership will benefit residents —Bolarinwa
Honourable Kazeem Bolarinwa is the Special Adviser to the Oyo State governor on youths and sports. In this interview by Adewunmi Adedayo, he speaks on the roles of youths in governance, and how the partnership between the state and the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) will benefit residents of the state, among others. Youths
How Oyo, NDE partnership will benefit residents —Bolarinwa
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Abuja-Kaduna train attack: Passengers worry over safety as rail operations resume
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Abuja-Kaduna train attack: Passengers worry over safety as rail operations resume
MUHAMMAD SABIU, Northern Bureau Chief, examines the recent attack on the Abuja-Kaduna train route by suspected bandits. While the railway management said it was a mere explosion targeted at the tracks, some Nigerians who were on the train claimed that it was a terrorist attack. The question is how safe is travelling by train and
Abuja-Kaduna train attack: Passengers worry over safety as rail operations resume
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Ikoyi tragedy and Kperoogi’s projection
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Ikoyi tragedy and Kperoogi’s projection
AS far as multicultural societies go, the state of Lagos has been a successful experiment. It is not for nothing that it is regarded as a no man’s land, even if no place qualifies as such. It is a melting pot of identities that speaks, primarily, the language of commerce. Everyone gets equal chance at
Ikoyi tragedy and Kperoogi’s projection
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Coup cancer: Should African citizens bear arms?
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Coup cancer: Should African citizens bear arms?
IN order to stop megalomaniac officers like Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan from seizing political power at gun-point, upsetting the apple cat and returning the African continent to the dark ages, should citizens own guns? The coup fires set off in Mali in August 2020 have now turned into conflagration that is about to consume the
Coup cancer: Should African citizens bear arms?
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Need to tackle kidnapping in Nigeria
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Need to tackle kidnapping in Nigeria
LIFE is regarded as precious, sacred and held dear. Every human effort is primarily geared towards preserving and elongating life. Little wonder it is shocking, if not outrageous, the recent care-free manner in which lives are lost without any thought in the country. Life in Nigeria can be snuffed out at the snap of a
Need to tackle kidnapping in Nigeria
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Fate, faith and mass murder in Ikoyi
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Fate, faith and mass murder in Ikoyi
A little bird just whispered to me, as I sat to pen this, that in Lagos State alone, more than 200 people had lost their lives in 145 building collapses in 13 years without a single conviction! I rebuked the bird, arguing: that could only happen in the jungle, not even in a Banana country.
Fate, faith and mass murder in Ikoyi
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The invasion of Justice Odili’s residence
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The invasion of Justice Odili’s residence
IN a deplorable and brazen affront to the judiciary by the executive arm of government, the private residence of the second most senior judicial officer in the land, Justice Mary Peter-Odili, was unlawfully invaded by some unscrupulous security agents last week. The ground for the invasion was the alleged illegal activities going on in the
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