Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 22/03/22
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The recurring collapse of the national grid
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The recurring collapse of the national grid
Nigeria’s increasingly precarious energy supply situation took a turn for the worse last week when the national grid suffered a system collapse twice within the space of 24 hours. Before last weekend’s double collapse, the country’s national grid had collapsed an estimated 130 times since 2013 when moves were made to privatise the power sector.
The recurring collapse of the national grid
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On ethical deficiency in Nigeria
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On ethical deficiency in Nigeria
The role of ethics in any organisation cannot be overemphasised. It is paramount in all ramifications. For any organisation to thrive, an ethical standard must be put in place and followed at all times. For instance, a particular organisation’s ethics says “Costumers are kings,” but how many of its customers are actually treated as kings?
On ethical deficiency in Nigeria
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Awka slap and the warning from the ancestors
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Awka slap and the warning from the ancestors
Among the Yoruba people, women are grouped into seven different categories. Two of the categories are regarded as wife materials, two are barely good as bedmates, while the remaining three are those you don’t touch with a six-inch pole, for any reason. They have a saying for that: “meje l’obinrin mo. Meji laa fe, meji
Awka slap and the warning from the ancestors
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Imo security crisis: What I told Buhari —Uzodimma
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Imo security crisis: What I told Buhari —Uzodimma
IMO State governor, Hope Uzodimma, coming out of a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, said that his government had done a lot to tackle the security issue in the state. Briefing newsmen after an emergency meeting at the instance of the president, Uzodimma recalled how he initiated quarterly stakeholders’ meeting on security. President
Imo security crisis: What I told Buhari —Uzodimma
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OAU VC: Ife indigenes go fetish, protest, block major roads
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OAU VC: Ife indigenes go fetish, protest, block major roads
The peaceful atmosphere of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife was on Monday threatened as protesters who forced their ways into the main campus beat some security operatives and wounded some staff of the university. The Indigenes who had laid siege at the entrance of the university as earlier as 7:00 am of the day,
OAU VC: Ife indigenes go fetish, protest, block major roads
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Bandits kill 23, burn 70 houses in Southern Kaduna, as govt imposes 24-hr curfew
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Bandits kill 23, burn 70 houses in Southern Kaduna, as govt imposes 24-hr curfew
Bandits attacked some communities in Southern Kaduna in the hours of last Sunday. Findings gathered that the armed bandits stormed the communities in six hilux vehicles and motorcycles. “They began to move in commando style and started unleashing terror on the innocent citizens especially those sighted,” said a source. A resident, Matthew Musa revealed that
Bandits kill 23, burn 70 houses in Southern Kaduna, as govt imposes 24-hr curfew
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CBN retains MPR at 11.5%, says Russia-Ukraine war poses risk to global economy
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CBN retains MPR at 11.5%, says Russia-Ukraine war poses risk to global economy
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has retained the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 11.5 per cent, as the country grapples with a high inflation rate and fuel scarcity. The CBN, after its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Monday in Abuja, declared that pushing borrowing costs to restrictive levels will not favour Nigeria’s economic
CBN retains MPR at 11.5%, says Russia-Ukraine war poses risk to global economy
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Abba Kyari and the endless abracadabra (2)
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Abba Kyari and the endless abracadabra (2)
There seems to be no end to the intrigues and mysteries surrounding the former head of IRT, CSP Abba Kyari, going by reports monitored in the news lately. For instance, the Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation has released different statements in relation to this case and he has also taken several actions. The HAGF had
Abba Kyari and the endless abracadabra (2)
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E2%80%95-peter-obi/ 2023 presidency: PDP will respect whoever emerges flagbearer ? Peter Obi
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2023 presidency: PDP will respect whoever emerges flagbearer ? Peter Obi
2023: Peter Obi says whoever emerges as PDP’s Presidential Flagbearer Shall be respected by Party members Former Anambra State Governor, Mr Peter Obi has said that whoever emerges as the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate will be respected by party members. The Vice Presidential candidate in the 2019 general elections said this while fielding
2023 presidency: PDP will respect whoever emerges flagbearer ? Peter Obi
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NLC lampoons DSS over its enlistment as a violent, clandestine group
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NLC lampoons DSS over its enlistment as a violent, clandestine group
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has criticised the Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly enlisting the labour union among clandestine groups that tend to unleash violence on the streets and destabilize the country. NLC in a press statement signed by its President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba late Monday 21 March 2022 and made available to
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