Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 28th December 2022
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2022 issues that may determine 2023 poll outcome
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2022 issues that may determine 2023 poll outcome
A MAJOR political event coming up next year is the conduct of the general election. In this report, KUNLE ODEREMI identifies some fundamental issues that have dominated the political scene in 2022 and are bound to have far-reaching effects on the 2023 elections. In less than four days, the current year would wind down for
2022 issues that may determine 2023 poll outcome
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There is no seriousness in our political system; it’s all about stomach infrastructure —Majekodunmi
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There is no seriousness in our political system; it’s all about stomach infrastructure —Majekodunmi
Chief (Dr) Femi Majekodunmi, the Bada of Egbaland, is man of many parts: Member, Board of Governors, National Institute of Strategic Studies, Kuru, Jos; chairman, Committee of Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria, chairman, Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON), Badagry, Lagos. In this interview with KUNLE ODEREMI, the renowned medical doctor speaks on the 2023
There is no seriousness in our political system; it’s all about stomach infrastructure —Majekodunmi
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2022: PDP’s year of hide and seek
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2022: PDP’s year of hide and seek
LEON USIGBE looks back at the year 2022 as far as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is concerned, suggesting that the onslaught by Governor Nyesom Wike has been its defining moment. The condition of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is not exactly like the German Rohm Putsch but there are daggers drawn. Whereas “Night of
2022: PDP’s year of hide and seek
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Islamic leaders direct female students to wear Hijabs to schools in Ogun from January 9
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Islamic leaders direct female students to wear Hijabs to schools in Ogun from January 9
The League of Imams and Alfas in Ogun State has asked “desiring and willing” female Muslim students in the state to start wearing Hijabs to public schools in the state when they resume for second term on January 9, 2023. The pronouncement, according to the league, followed recent interactions with the state government and was
Islamic leaders direct female students to wear Hijabs to schools in Ogun from January 9
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Year of intrigues at Buhari House
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Year of intrigues at Buhari House
The outgoing year is an eventful year in the governing All Progressives Congress. The party chieftains and ordinary faithful were witnesses to many landmark events with the attendant backstabbing: the failed coup led by Niger State governor, Sani Bello to oust the Yoke State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, as the chairman of the Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention
Year of intrigues at Buhari House
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Ema Itam community head calls for unity among kinsmen
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Ema Itam community head calls for unity among kinsmen
The village head of Ema Itam community in Itu Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Ete Idung Jacob Eyo, has called for the unity among his subjects both at home and in the diaspora to ensure development and progress. The royal father stated this during the 2022 Ema Itam Day celebration which was held
Ema Itam community head calls for unity among kinsmen
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Ayegbayo tells of his unique style of painting beautiful women’s faces
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Ayegbayo tells of his unique style of painting beautiful women’s faces
ARTIST Damola Ayegbayo, alongside 10 other African artists, between October 6 and 8, featured in an international art exhibition in the US. The artists were identified for their art models for storytelling through their crafts. Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune, one of the featured artists, Ayegbayo, a graduate of Education and Fine Arts (Painting), from
Ayegbayo tells of his unique style of painting beautiful women’s faces
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Book highlights challenges before Nigeria’s next government
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Book highlights challenges before Nigeria’s next government
Olumuyiwa S. Adedeji, in his publication, A Decisive Moment in Nigeria: Fiscal Strategy, Policy Coordination, and Macroeconomic Stability, analyses the challenges the next administration will face in repositioning the country. Despite the enthusiasm associated with political campaigns in Nigeria, the reality is that the next administration will have to contend with a nation facing significant
Book highlights challenges before Nigeria’s next government
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9mobile emphasises necessity for specialized care for mental health
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9mobile emphasises necessity for specialized care for mental health
9mobile has advocated increased mental health awareness in keeping with its commitment to promoting mental health and well-being. The telco brand made the call at the second Vanguard Mental Health Summit recently. The summit, entitled ‘Mental Health in a Distressed Economy’, brought together health specialists to discuss the topic. Dr Osahon Enabulele, President of the
9mobile emphasises necessity for specialized care for mental health
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Delta retirees demand 153 months’ arrears
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Delta retirees demand 153 months’ arrears
There are indications that retired civil servants in Delta State will take on the state government in protest come early 2023 over 153 months’ pension arrears. The arrears stemmed from the 33 percent pension increase awarded to them in 2010 with an outstanding arrears of 99 months and the N30,000 minimum wage with arrears of
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