Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 5th December 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 05/12/21
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Why we are protecting the interest of our users — YouTube
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Why we are protecting the interest of our users — YouTube
As part of its policy to protect the interest of its users, popular video streaming platform, Youtube has revealed that it has made a change to its online App by removing the option of viewing the number of dislikes an uploaded video has. The platform which described the act of disliking a video as ‘dislike
Why we are protecting the interest of our users — YouTube
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102 communities sacked by killer herdsmen in Plateau, say groups
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102 communities sacked by killer herdsmen in Plateau, say groups
EMANCIPATION Center for Crisis Victims in Nigeria (EC- CVN) and three other ethnic nationalities in Plateau State have stated that no fewer than 102 communities in the state have been sacked and forcefully occupied by killer herdsmen. This was contained in a petition addressed to Governor Simon Lalong and made available to Sunday Tribune in
102 communities sacked by killer herdsmen in Plateau, say groups
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I want justice for my daughter, father of lady killed in Cote d’Ivoire prison cries out
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I want justice for my daughter, father of lady killed in Cote d’Ivoire prison cries out
THE remains of Itunu Babalola, a 25-year-old Nigerian lady, who was allegedly killed in Cote d’ Ivoire prison on November 14 was on Saturday, buried at Sango Cemetery, Ibadan amidst wailing by family members and relatives. The ambulance bearing her corpse, which was brought by a delegation of Nigerians In Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) arrived at
I want justice for my daughter, father of lady killed in Cote d’Ivoire prison cries out
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Boomplay streams to be added to Billboard charts
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Boomplay streams to be added to Billboard charts
Exciting times are here for Africa’s leading music streaming platform Boomplay as Billboard has announced that Boomplay’s streaming data will now be included in a number of billboard charts. The latest development spells that Africa is finally gaining international recognition which is a positive dive into bringing in indigenous streaming platforms on widely celebrated entertainment
Boomplay streams to be added to Billboard charts
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Omicron variant: UK places Nigeria on red list
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Omicron variant: UK places Nigeria on red list
Fully vaccinated travellers will be required to take pre-departure Covid-19 tests before coming to, or returning to the UK, despite the Transport Secretary warning that such a move could “kill off the travel sector again”. On Saturday afternoon, the Cabinet’s Covid operations sub-committee signed off on proposals to reintroduce a requirement for all travellers to
Omicron variant: UK places Nigeria on red list
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Terrorists fire rockets into Maiduguri, destroys buildings
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Terrorists fire rockets into Maiduguri, destroys buildings
THERE was palpable fear among the residents of Maiduguri on Saturday after news emerged that terrorists were firing bombs from the outskirt of Ngomari Old Airport not far from Borno State University. The bombs reportedly landed on several houses around the vicinity causing extensive damage that was difficult to quantify as of the time of
Terrorists fire rockets into Maiduguri, destroys buildings
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Dowen College cult and beast in our children’s hearts
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Dowen College cult and beast in our children’s hearts
In the last one week in the American and Nigerian cities of Michigan and Lagos, 1983 Nobel Literature winner and British author, William Golding, was literally woken up from the dead. Golding, novelist, playwright and poet, wrote the highly celebrated novel, Lord of the Flies. If you underestimate the holy writ’s admonition that foolishness resides
Dowen College cult and beast in our children’s hearts
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At CBAAC event, Ooni, others dissect race
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At CBAAC event, Ooni, others dissect race
RACE and racism were the focus of two recent symposia organised by the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) in Lagos and Ile-Ife. Featuring illuminating discussions, it was a platform where issues affecting Black and African peoples and their development challenges, including the contentious issue of Afro-phobia, was discussed. Giving his take
At CBAAC event, Ooni, others dissect race
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With The Oratory, Salesians spotlight street children’s plight
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With The Oratory, Salesians spotlight street children’s plight
THE latest statistics from UNICEF puts the number of Nigeria’s street children at over 10 million, with the insurgency in the North-East which has led to the closure of schools, further swelling the figures. The country itself recognises a street children problem, with somewhat ineffectual initiatives. While the government’s efforts have been puny, the private
With The Oratory, Salesians spotlight street children’s plight
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At 70, I have not seen the Nigeria of my dreams —Bishop Okah
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At 70, I have not seen the Nigeria of my dreams —Bishop Okah
Bishop Someone Okah, the Presiding Bishop of Flock of Christ Mission Int’l Inc, Warri, Delta State, is the immediate past Vice President, South-South, of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN). As he clocks 70, he speaks with EBENEZER ADUROKIYA on his journey through life, his worries and dream for Nigeria, as well as the need
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