Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 28th February 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 28/02/22
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Appeal Court ruling upsets NJC decisions on Onnoghen, over 1,000 ex-judges
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Appeal Court ruling upsets NJC decisions on Onnoghen, over 1,000 ex-judges
SENIOR operatives of the judiciary over the weekend commenced intense consultations to save the National Judicial Council (NJC) embarrassing wave of courts reversing more of its disciplinary decisions against judicial officers in the last 22 years. Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja threw the system into a tailspin last Friday when it unanimously held that
Appeal Court ruling upsets NJC decisions on Onnoghen, over 1,000 ex-judges
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My father’s foundational principles were instrumental to my business success —Ezeh
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My father’s foundational principles were instrumental to my business success —Ezeh
Prince Lawrence Ezeh is the Founder and Chief Executive of Buzuzu Construction Company Limited is a major player in construction oil and gas. He shares with PAUL OMOROGBE how his late father’s godly foundational principles shaped his rise from grass to grace as an entrepreneur. How did you get into business? I started business
My father’s foundational principles were instrumental to my business success —Ezeh
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Strike: Cost of imported vehicles to increase as trapped cargoes accumulate charges
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Strike: Cost of imported vehicles to increase as trapped cargoes accumulate charges
INVESTIGATIONS have revealed that the ongoing strike by clearing agents at the nation’s ports over the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) valuation system introduced by the Nigeria Customs Service (which is expected to enter its second week this week), will have dire consequences for trapped imported vehicles as many of the vehicles are already accumulating huge
Strike: Cost of imported vehicles to increase as trapped cargoes accumulate charges
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Ogun, Oyo, Osun to suffer prolonged power outage
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Ogun, Oyo, Osun to suffer prolonged power outage
THE management of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) says that the states under its franchise will experience prolonged power outages due to low weekly power allocation to its network by Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN). This is contained in a statement issued by IBEDC’s Senior Communication Officer, Kikelomo Owoeye, on Sunday in Osogbo. It said
Ogun, Oyo, Osun to suffer prolonged power outage
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Guinness restates commitment to investment in Nigeria, unveils expansion plans
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Guinness restates commitment to investment in Nigeria, unveils expansion plans
GUINNESS Nigeria Plc has said it is working towards strengthening its investment in Nigeria, while announcing its new expansion moves. In a statement, the management of the brewing company debunked reports of plans to exit the country, noting that such was malicious and misleading, while affirming that the company remained strong, stable, and delivering value
Guinness restates commitment to investment in Nigeria, unveils expansion plans
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Bolt, Fixit45 partner to improve access to autocare services
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Bolt, Fixit45 partner to improve access to autocare services
LEADING ride-hailing platform, Bolt, and pan-african autotech platform, Fixit45 has announced partnership to enable ride-hailing drivers access autocare, vehicle repair and maintenance services in a bid to reduce mobility disruption and drive income optimization. This is in light of the pivotal role played by the mobility industry in the general, and ride-hailing segment in accelerating
Bolt, Fixit45 partner to improve access to autocare services
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The rescue of Nigerian call girls in Mali
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The rescue of Nigerian call girls in Mali
NO fewer than 15 girls of Nigerian descent were recently rescued and brought back to their fatherland from Mali where they were being coerced to work as commercial s** workers or call girls. The rescue operation and eventual return of the girls to Nigeria was facilitated by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking
The rescue of Nigerian call girls in Mali
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World leaders should call Putin to order
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World leaders should call Putin to order
In the interest of global peace, world leaders including African leaders should act fast and call the Russian President to order so that he can withdraw his troops from Ukraine before this will start a third world war which we cannot afford at this period. The ongoing heavy bombardment of Ukraine by Russian soldiers is
World leaders should call Putin to order
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APC’s Kabiyesi politics
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APC’s Kabiyesi politics
Kabiyesi means ‘we dare not question him.’ The nearest to its meaning is what my Hausa friend does with effusive ‘Ranka dede’ at the feet of his lord. The above headline should actually be ‘Nigeria’s Kabiyesi politics.’ That is what the Nigerian president plays. He is big and powerful and he is beyond query whatever
APC’s Kabiyesi politics
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Service to humanity is service to God
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Service to humanity is service to God
TODAY, though we gather from different congregations. The greatest thing that holds us together is that we are one in Christ. This is the ideal that our administration has always pursued. We are focused on providing service for a united people, irrespective of colour, religion, ethnic and tribal affiliations. Hence, what this interdenominational service stands
Service to humanity is service to God
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