Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 19th July 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 19/07/23
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Hijra: Kwara govt declares Wednesday work-free for workers
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Hijra: Kwara govt declares Wednesday work-free for workers
Kwara State Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has approved the observance of every Muharram 1 as a work-free day in the state, a policy pronouncement that fulfils longstanding yearnings of the Muslim community in the State. This was contained in a statement signed Tuesday and made available to newsmen by the State Government. “The Governor has thoroughly
Hijra: Kwara govt declares Wednesday work-free for workers
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PDP’s stalling reconciliation process
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PDP’s stalling reconciliation process
Amid speculation that President Bola Tinubu may pick some opposition figures as cabinet members, Abuja Bureau Chief, LEON USIGBE writes that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has seen its reconciliation process move slower than anticipated. LEADERS of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are doing their utmost not to further inflame passions arising from the pre-election
PDP’s stalling reconciliation process
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Nigerians in Diaspora should be allowed to participate in our electoral process —Nwoko
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Nigerians in Diaspora should be allowed to participate in our electoral process —Nwoko
Prince Chinedu Munir Nwoko, the senator representing Delta North in the National Assembly under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in this interview with ALPHONSUS AGBORH, speaks on his initiative on constitutional amendment to make way for Nigerians in the Diaspora to actively participate in the nation’s electoral process, among other issues.
Nigerians in Diaspora should be allowed to participate in our electoral process —Nwoko
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Why Nigeria is in crisis —Professor Terlumun
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Why Nigeria is in crisis —Professor Terlumun
Uji Wilfred Terlumun is a Professor of Social and Economic History, Federal University of Lafia, Nasarawa State. The former Executive Secretary Teaching Service Board (TSB), Benue State, speaks with NATHANIEL GBAORON, issues the economy, political leadership, among others. WHAT is your view on state of the nation? Modern Nigeria began as creation of British
Why Nigeria is in crisis —Professor Terlumun
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Tinubu should balance technocrats, politicians in his ministerial appointment —Osinkolu
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Tinubu should balance technocrats, politicians in his ministerial appointment —Osinkolu
Dr Olusegun Osinkolu, patron of Solidarity Vanguard for Bola Tinubu in Nigeria, in this interview with ’YOMI AYELESO speaks on security issues, some economic policies since the change of guard in power in the country, via-a-vis public reactions. President Bola Tinubu has made some moves and decisions since assumption of office almost a month
Tinubu should balance technocrats, politicians in his ministerial appointment —Osinkolu
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Like oil-producing areas, people living in ports areas also need a commission —Rep
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Like oil-producing areas, people living in ports areas also need a commission —Rep
The member representing Apapa Federal Constituency of Lagos State in the House of Representatives, Dr Adesola Adedayo Samuel, envisages a harmonious relationship between the executive and the legislature in the current dispensation in the bid to deliver quality service to the people. BOLA BADMUS brings the excerpts of the interview: LOOKING at the prevailing
Like oil-producing areas, people living in ports areas also need a commission —Rep
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Post-election cases should be determined before winners are sworn-in-Retiring Appeal Court Justice
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Post-election cases should be determined before winners are sworn-in-Retiring Appeal Court Justice
Last Monday, Justice Peter Olabisi Ige of the Court of Appeal, Ibadan Division, retired following the attainment of the mandatory 70 years. At his valedictory, he spoke to a range of legal and constitutional issues affecting Nigeria’s electoral process. YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE presenting the excerpt. The need to amend the Constitution or the Electoral Act was
Post-election cases should be determined before winners are sworn-in-Retiring Appeal Court Justice
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Why I didn’t go to the Bench —C.J Aremu, SAN
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Why I didn’t go to the Bench —C.J Aremu, SAN
Chief Mrs. Connie Jean Aremu, SAN, though a Ghanaian, today marks her 50th year at the Nigerian Bar. She spoke to Tayo Lewis on some of her experiences at the Bar. Excepts: Why law? I studied law without encouragement from anybody. When l was a little girl, l saw my father reading the newspapers.
Why I didn’t go to the Bench —C.J Aremu, SAN
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OYO CJ swears in 15 new magistrates
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OYO CJ swears in 15 new magistrates
The Oyo State Chief Judge, Justice Iyabo Yerima, on Monday swore in 15 new magistrates, as part of efforts to enhance service delivery in the state and curb situations where a magistrate presides over more than one magisterial district. According to her, the Oyo State Magistracy has over time suffered a shortfall in its number
OYO CJ swears in 15 new magistrates
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Why the court of appeal restricted the FRSC to only federal roads
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Why the court of appeal restricted the FRSC to only federal roads
The Court of Appeal holden at Asaba, yesterday, delivered a landmark judgment in Appeal No.CA/B/276/2019: Federal Road Safety Commission v. Darlington UgoEhikim Esq. The appeal was challenging a decision of the Federal High Court, Warri delivered by Hon. Justice E. Nwiteon the 25th day of January, 2019. Mr. Darlington UgoEhikim is a legal practitioner and
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