Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 8th December 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 08/12/23
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VIDEO Woman gets community service punishment for indiscriminate dumping of refuse in Lagos
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VIDEO Woman gets community service punishment for indiscriminate dumping of refuse in Lagos
Lagos State Ministry of Water and Environmental Services has punished a woman with a community service sentence because she was caught dumping refuse indiscriminately. The Environmental Ministry emphasised that dumping of refuse remains a punishable crime under the administration of Tokunbo Wahab. The ministry issued strong warnings noting that the punishment for being caught for
VIDEO Woman gets community service punishment for indiscriminate dumping of refuse in Lagos
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Renaissance of Islam through IMA and Crescent University (II)
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Renaissance of Islam through IMA and Crescent University (II)
Almighty Allah says in the Holy Qur’an, An-Nahl, 16:30-32: “To the righteous (When) it is said, ‘What Is it that your Lord Has revealed?’ they say, ‘All that is good’. To those Who do good, there is good In this world, and the Home Of the Hereafter is even better And excellent indeed is the
Renaissance of Islam through IMA and Crescent University (II)
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Czech Republic donates block of classrooms to FOMWAN school in Abuja
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Czech Republic donates block of classrooms to FOMWAN school in Abuja
THE Ambassador of Czech Republic to Nigeria, Ambassador Zdenek Krejci, has inaugurated a block of five classrooms at the secondary school section of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) schools in Wuse 2, Abuja, the construction of which was funded by the embassy. Speaking at the ceremony on Tuesday, Ambassador Krejci said
Czech Republic donates block of classrooms to FOMWAN school in Abuja
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Canada raises cost-of-living visa requirement for international students from January 2024
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Canada raises cost-of-living visa requirement for international students from January 2024
Canada is raising the cost-of-living requirement for study permit applicants as of January 1, 2024, to be adjusted every year to ensure international students live better lives in Canada. The new adjustment which is starting January 1, 2024, means that a single applicant will need to show they have $20,635 in addition to their first
Canada raises cost-of-living visa requirement for international students from January 2024
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Kaduna drone strike: MURIC, NACOMYO fume, demand investigation
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Kaduna drone strike: MURIC, NACOMYO fume, demand investigation
THE Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) and the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations (NACOMYO) have condemned the killing of about 120 villagers at Tudun-Biri in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State by the Nigerian Army on Sunday. In separate statements, the groups described the incident as sad and demanded proper investigation and justice for
Kaduna drone strike: MURIC, NACOMYO fume, demand investigation
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Denmark adopts law banning burning of Qur’an, other holy texts
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Denmark adopts law banning burning of Qur’an, other holy texts
DENMARK’S parliament on Thursday adopted a law criminalising the “inappropriate treatment” of religious texts, effectively banning Qur’an burnings after a series of desecrations of Islam’s holy book sparked anger in Muslim countries over the summer. The bill, which prohibits “inappropriate treatment of writings with significant religious importance for a recognised religious community,” was passed with
Denmark adopts law banning burning of Qur’an, other holy texts
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How Olanipekun foundation is providing succour, hope for underprivileged
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How Olanipekun foundation is providing succour, hope for underprivileged
‘YOMI AYELESO writes on the sustained efforts of a former president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN) at providing succour to categories of people in the society in the last 27 years. At a time when most Nigerians are facing serious economic hardship and clamouring for a respite from government and
How Olanipekun foundation is providing succour, hope for underprivileged
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Lamentations from FESTAC as FHA demolishes buildings
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Lamentations from FESTAC as FHA demolishes buildings
DAYO AYEYEMI visited the Federal Government-owned FESTAC housing estate in Lagos where residents have cried out over what they described as indiscriminate demolition of their properties. Affected residents, comprising landlords and tenants in Ado Royal Garden Estate, FESTAC Phase 2, Abule Ado, Lagos, have decried the indiscriminate demolition of their buildings by the Federal Housing
Lamentations from FESTAC as FHA demolishes buildings
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Unending controversy over Kwara underpass
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Unending controversy over Kwara underpass
The Geri-Alimi Split Diamond Underpass in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State has become a subject of discussion and controversy due its state of disrepair not long after it was commissioned in 2019. BIOLA AZEEZ delves into the genesis and what has been done to end the controversy surrounding this project owned by the Kwara
Unending controversy over Kwara underpass
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When National Museum of Unity engaged students, NYSC, others on climate change
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When National Museum of Unity engaged students, NYSC, others on climate change
The National Museum of Unity, Ibadan, is carving a niche for itself in the area of innovation to making the people practically engage with the Museum goal in preserving, promoting and protecting the reversed history of Nigeria, for future generation to see and appreciate. This time around, the museum organised the maiden edition of ‘Our
When National Museum of Unity engaged students, NYSC, others on climate change
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