Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 12th November 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 12/11/23
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Off-CYCLE ELECTIONS: Violence, voter apathy in Bayelsa
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Off-CYCLE ELECTIONS: Violence, voter apathy in Bayelsa
The governorship election that held in Bayelsa State on Saturday was marred by of violence which were reported in some parts of the state. Reports gathered by Sunday Tribune revealed that while the election could be said to be peaceful in some areas, same could not be said of other local governments as armed political
Off-CYCLE ELECTIONS: Violence, voter apathy in Bayelsa
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TMG lauds INEC, security agencies conduct during Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi guber elections
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TMG lauds INEC, security agencies conduct during Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi guber elections
Transitional Monitoring Group (TMG) on Saturday commended Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and all the security agencies for exhibiting high level of professionalism during the Governorship elections that took place in Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi states, respectively. TMG Chairman, Auwal Ibrahim Musa (Rafisanjani) who made the observation in the preliminary report on the gubernatorial elections
TMG lauds INEC, security agencies conduct during Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi guber elections
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Dangerous Gambit: Why using palm oil can knock your car engine
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Dangerous Gambit: Why using palm oil can knock your car engine
Amid high cost of living, some Nigerians shift to palm oil as replacement for engine oil. IFEDAYO OGUNYEMI examines the new development and dangers. In the past weeks, some videos have trended on social media showing some people using palm oil as an alternative to engine oil for their vehicles. This was hinged on the
Dangerous Gambit: Why using palm oil can knock your car engine
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ELECTION REFORMS: Revisiting the Uwais’ committee report
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ELECTION REFORMS: Revisiting the Uwais’ committee report
Amid the many failings of the Nigerian electoral system and following the conclusion of the off-cycle election in Imo, Kogi, and Bayelsa States, IMOLEAYO OYEDEYI revisits the much-acclaimed report submitted by the 22-member Electoral Reform Panel headed by former Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Muhammad Uwais, and appointed by the administration of former late President
ELECTION REFORMS: Revisiting the Uwais’ committee report
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ELECTORAL REFORM: Why successive govts have failed to implement our report —Ibrahim, Uwais Panel member
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ELECTORAL REFORM: Why successive govts have failed to implement our report —Ibrahim, Uwais Panel member
Professor Jibrin Ibrahim, former Director of the Centre for Democracy and Development and Chairman, West Africa Civil Society Forum, was a member of the Electoral Reform Committee established in 2007 by former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua to reform and sanitise the Nigerian electoral system. He speaks with IMOLEAYO OYEDEYI on some of the recommendations put
ELECTORAL REFORM: Why successive govts have failed to implement our report —Ibrahim, Uwais Panel member
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Awori, not Yewa will produce Ogun governor in 2027 —Salako
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Awori, not Yewa will produce Ogun governor in 2027 —Salako
Azeem Salako, the spokesperson of the Forum of Awori Intelligentsia, and the convener/coordinator Awori for Ogun State governor 2027, speaks on why the Aworis and not Yewas must produce the next governor of the state. Why the quarrel over Awori/Yewa now? There is no quarrel, but a clarification between the two sub-Yoruba ethnic groups.
Awori, not Yewa will produce Ogun governor in 2027 —Salako
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REVEALED: Outlandish appearance fees threaten year-end concerts
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REVEALED: Outlandish appearance fees threaten year-end concerts
Against the anticipation of year-end festivities and entertainment events across the nation, the appearance fees being requested by Nigerian music artistes may scuttle these annual revelries. It was gathered that the outlandish appearances fees have become a source of concern for show promoters and event organisers, including corporate entities. With hypemen and DJs also imploring
REVEALED: Outlandish appearance fees threaten year-end concerts
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In ‘Alien’ EP, Tolibian unleashes musical, innovation
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In ‘Alien’ EP, Tolibian unleashes musical, innovation
Following a successful entrance into the music scene with a number of singles, music sensation, Tolibian is captivating his fans and music lovers with his new EP, entitled Alien. For him, “Alien EP” serves as a testament to his vocal prowess and lyrical genius, elevating his artistry beyond the confines of earthly realms. Remaining steadfast
In ‘Alien’ EP, Tolibian unleashes musical, innovation
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Harrysong marries 30 women, beats Fela’s record
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Harrysong marries 30 women, beats Fela’s record
Afrobeat sensation Harrysong has captured the spotlight by setting a new record, marrying 30 women in a single day. While the move is being described as another publicity stunt by some social media who saw a glimpse of the video, Harryson has kept mum on the issue. This achievement surpasses the legendary Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s
Harrysong marries 30 women, beats Fela’s record
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OT King says he’s ready to conquer music scene
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OT King says he’s ready to conquer music scene
Afrobeat music sensation, Adebowale Oluwasegun Olaitan, also known as OTKing has hinted about his intention to capture the music industry and make a mark with his music. Despite being a fresh face in the music industry, OT King’s unwavering drive and lyrical prowess are setting the stage for a promising journey to the top. Hailing
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