Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 25th October 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 25/10/23
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Bayelsa 2023: INEC removes Sylva from list of candidates
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Bayelsa 2023: INEC removes Sylva from list of candidates
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has removed the names of the Governorship Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Timipre Sylva, and his deputy, Mr Joshua Maciver, from the list of qualified candidates for the November 11th Governorship election in Bayelsa State. INEC’s decision, as stated by its Secretary, Mrs. Rose Oriarian-Anthony, is
Bayelsa 2023: INEC removes Sylva from list of candidates
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Peace Corps boss condemns Benue robbery attack
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Peace Corps boss condemns Benue robbery attack
National Commandant of Peace Corps of Nigeria (PCN), Dr Dickson Akoh has condemned the dastardly massacre of innocent lives during a robbery incident that engulfed some new generation banks in Oturkpo, Benue last week. He described the heinous crime as unwarranted, uncalled for, irritating and canvassed that all hands must be on deck by security
Peace Corps boss condemns Benue robbery attack
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Odu’a Investment moves to revolutionise digital education in SWest
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Odu’a Investment moves to revolutionise digital education in SWest
As a way to revolutionalise digital education in the Southwest region of Nigeria, the Odu’a Investment Foundation, which is a social arm of Odu’a Investment Company Limited has formally launched its Digital Education for Innovation and Economic Development (DEFINED) project, on Tuesday, in Lagos. It has also launched, under the DEFINED portfolio, Byte Busters Coding
Odu’a Investment moves to revolutionise digital education in SWest
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Recurring threats to Kogi guber poll
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Recurring threats to Kogi guber poll
A thick fog is trailing preparations for the the much-talked about governorship election in Kogi State, on November 11, writes YEKINI JIMOH. It is about 17 days to the governorship election in Kogi State. The last one week has been characterised by a variety of events, due to intrigues and twists among the leading political
Recurring threats to Kogi guber poll
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Wike appoints Dr Kpakol SSA on environment, waste mgt
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Wike appoints Dr Kpakol SSA on environment, waste mgt
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Barrister Nyesom Wike has appointed Dr Barivure Fred Kpakol as the Senior Special Assistant on Environment and Waste Management. This was contained in a statement issued to newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday, by the director of press, in the office of FCT minister, Anthony Ogunleye. The statement reads in part:
Wike appoints Dr Kpakol SSA on environment, waste mgt
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Senate’s new agenda in tackling national challenges
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Senate’s new agenda in tackling national challenges
Legislature is a major building block of democracy. KUNLE ODEREMI takes looks at the two-day retreat held for senators, especially on the review and resetting a pragmatic plan of action based on national needs. CONSTITUTIONAL democracy such as the one existing in Nigeria rests on a tripod: executive, legislature and the judiciary. Even though by
Senate’s new agenda in tackling national challenges
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PDP chair: Is Saraki the one that is to come?
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PDP chair: Is Saraki the one that is to come?
After the Supreme Court’s final resolution of the appeal arising from the judgment of the Presidential Election Petitions Court (PEPC), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is expected to set off the process of selecting its new national chairman. Abuja Bureau Chief, LEON USIGBE, writes on the push to install former Senate president, Bukola Saraki, as
PDP chair: Is Saraki the one that is to come?
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Despite plethora of legislations, inclusiveness for people living with disability still a long walk
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Despite plethora of legislations, inclusiveness for people living with disability still a long walk
YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE reports that the advocacy to ensure people living with disabilities in the Nigerian society get total inclusion may remain a theory for a long time, despite various laws which seem unable to address the issue, based on lack of political will and poor implementation. Discrimination against persons living with disabilities is not a
Despite plethora of legislations, inclusiveness for people living with disability still a long walk
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Nigerians need reform of character not electoral process —Adebayo
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Nigerians need reform of character not electoral process —Adebayo
The candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the February presidential election, Mr Adewole Adebayo speaks on how the country’s electoral system can be strengthened, among other issues concerning the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). SUBAIR MOHAMMED brings the excerpts of the interview: What is your take on the resolution of the Senate
Nigerians need reform of character not electoral process —Adebayo
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Stigmatisation adding more burden sickle cell warriors —Timileyin Edwin
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Stigmatisation adding more burden sickle cell warriors —Timileyin Edwin
Timileyin Edwin, a woman in her mid 30s who lives with the sickle cell condition, is the CEO of Crimsonbow Sickle Cell initiative, an ambassador of Non Communicable Disease (NCD) Alliance and high level advocate of the body. The award-winning campaigner who sits on several boards that address both sickle cell and NCDs across Nigeria
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