Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 17th December 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 17/12/23
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Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF
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Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF
Some six months ago, the World Bank and its brother institution, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) praised President Bola Tinubu for making the decisive “fuel subsidy is gone” policy statement. Remember that the Bretton Wood institutions have painted the fuel subsidy removal policy like the famous gbogbo nise, aporo epa Ijebu (one cube cures all
Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF
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Appeal Court affirms Anambra lawmaker, Ogene’s victory
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Appeal Court affirms Anambra lawmaker, Ogene’s victory
The Appeal Court sitting in Abuja, has dismissed the appeal brought before it by the House of Representatives candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ogbaru Federal Constituency, Anambra state, against the victory of the Labour Party candidate, Afam Victor Ogene, whose victory had earlier been affirmed by the Election Petition Tribunal, in Awka,
Appeal Court affirms Anambra lawmaker, Ogene’s victory
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Nigeria protects over 8.5 million IDPs 100,000 refugees — Betta Edu
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Nigeria protects over 8.5 million IDPs 100,000 refugees — Betta Edu
Nigeria is presently hosting and providing international protection for about 100,000 refugees in addition to over 8,500,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), according to Nigeria’s Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Betta Edu. Edu disclosed this while presenting the country’s position paper during the Global Refugees Forum held at Palexpo Geneva, Switzerland, to brainstorm
Nigeria protects over 8.5 million IDPs 100,000 refugees — Betta Edu
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PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: APC not favoured through back door—APC chair
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PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: APC not favoured through back door—APC chair
Honourable Rufus Bature was a former Secretary to the Plateau State Government, and currently, Plateau State chairman, All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state. He speaks with ISAAC SHOBAYO on the political impasse occasioned by recent judgments of the lower tribunal and the appellate court in favour of the APC and other issues. There is
PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: APC not favoured through back door—APC chair
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Will religion unhinge the Yoruba self-determination struggle?
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Will religion unhinge the Yoruba self-determination struggle?
When I drew attention to the need for the Yoruba self-determination movement to devote some thought to the national question, as Marxists call it, many Yoruba nation devotees angrily responded to me. Interestingly, today, the arrow-head of the Yoruba self-determination struggle himself, Professor Banji Akintoye, has chosen to discuss the other volatile issue that the
Will religion unhinge the Yoruba self-determination struggle?
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PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: Court decision, alien but we leave judges to their conscience —PDP chair
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PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: Court decision, alien but we leave judges to their conscience —PDP chair
Plateau State chairman, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Honourable Chris Hassan, speaks with ISAAC SHOBAYO on the political impasse in the state, especially the alleged lack of structure against his party, which formed the basis on which all the state and federal lawmakers elected on the platform of the party were sacked by the Court of
PLATEAU JUDGMENT CONTROVERSY: Court decision, alien but we leave judges to their conscience —PDP chair
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Rivers Crisis: FG playing well-crafted script to put the state under APC’s belt —Una, UNIPORT don
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Rivers Crisis: FG playing well-crafted script to put the state under APC’s belt —Una, UNIPORT don
As the political crisis plaguing Rivers State climaxed during the week, a professor of Political Economy/Development Studies and Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), Johnson Nna, speaks with IMOLEAYO OYEDEYI on the tense political atmosphere in the state, the implication of the protracted issue and what remains the only feasible political
Rivers Crisis: FG playing well-crafted script to put the state under APC’s belt —Una, UNIPORT don
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Gov Adeleke receives BON Awards hosting rights
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Gov Adeleke receives BON Awards hosting rights
Following the recent visit of a contingent of Nollywood stars to the executive governor of Osun State, to present him with the hosting rights of the 2023 edition of the Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards, Governor Ademola Adeleke has declared war against film pirates in the state. The delegation, led by Seun Oloketuyi, founder and
Gov Adeleke receives BON Awards hosting rights
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CHARTER OF FREEDOM
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CHARTER OF FREEDOM
Speech given in the Western House of Assembly, Ibadan, on 16 July, 1952. CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK As for the second criticism there is no intention whatsoever to derogate from the prestige and status of our monarchical institutions. On the contrary, we consider it to be in the best interests of the people of this
CHARTER OF FREEDOM
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Biochemist unveils GetLit Africa, global platform for African artists
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Biochemist unveils GetLit Africa, global platform for African artists
GetLit Africa, a continent-wide platform designed to showcase global opportunities for artists of African origin, has been unveiled. Initiative’s Creative Director, Olawale Oluwadahunsi, said at a media briefing that he pioneered the platform in the African art space, drawing from his experience as a writer, journalist and art critic before relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, in
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