Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 6th January 2024
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Incessant building collapse in Nigeria avoidable —Idowu, civil engineer
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Incessant building collapse in Nigeria avoidable —Idowu, civil engineer
Temitope Ezekiel Idowu is a registered civil engineer, researcher and academic. His professional and research portfolio spans Nigeria, Kenya, and North America. Idowu, whose studies have proffered solutions to a wide range of topics such as coastal groundwater pollution and seawater intrusion, speaks with SEGUN ADEBAYO in this interview about his career and among other issues. What’s your feeling about the constant building collapse
Incessant building collapse in Nigeria avoidable —Idowu, civil engineer
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Our wishes for the new year
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Our wishes for the new year
Some children share with Aunty ‘Yemi what their wishes for the New Year are: Ewaoluwa Olalekan My wish for this year is that God should give me wisdom, knowledge and understanding. I also wish that God provides for my family this year and be our sufficiency. Sophia Bello I wish 2024 will be full
Our wishes for the new year
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Five cars that ‘died’ in 2023
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Five cars that ‘died’ in 2023
Literally speaking, these five cars have got to the end of the road. They were beautifully designed and were excellent in movement. However, they are no longer available as they would not be seen at the showroom from 2024. In other words, their production has ended with 2023. Manufacturers of various automobiles across the United
Five cars that ‘died’ in 2023
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Akeredolu’s body arrives Nigeria
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Akeredolu’s body arrives Nigeria
THE remains of the late governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu, arrived at the Muritala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, on Friday afternoon. The body was received by the widow, Mrs Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, the children and siblings led by Professor Wole Akeredolu, the deceased’s immediate younger brother. Top officials of the state government were on hand
Akeredolu’s body arrives Nigeria
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Tackling Plateau crisis requires nationalistic approach —Senator Plang
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Tackling Plateau crisis requires nationalistic approach —Senator Plang
The chairman of the Senate Committee on Labour, Employment and Productivity and the senator representing Plateau Central district of Plateau State, Senator Diket Plang, in this interview by ISAAC SHOBAYO, bares his mind on the recent killings in parts of his state and other issues. What are the National Assembly and the government doing to
Tackling Plateau crisis requires nationalistic approach —Senator Plang
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75-year-old woman, daughter, granddaughter burnt to death in Kogi
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75-year-old woman, daughter, granddaughter burnt to death in Kogi
SUSPECTED arsonists have set ablaze a 75-year-old woman, Mallama Meimunat Opaluwa-Sani, in Oketekwe in Idah Local Government Area of Kogi State. She is said to be sister to the Attah of Igala, Matthew Alaji Opaluwa Oguche Akpa II, The septuagenarian perished along with her five-year-old granddaughter identified as Onechojo in the incident that occurred in
75-year-old woman, daughter, granddaughter burnt to death in Kogi
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Plateau killings: Angered by arrest of ‘victims’, protesting women burn down traditional ruler’s palace
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Plateau killings: Angered by arrest of ‘victims’, protesting women burn down traditional ruler’s palace
THERE was pandemonium in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State on Friday as women, in their numbers, took to the street to protest what they called the indiscriminate arrest of youths in the area. They described those being arrested as “victims” of the recent terror attacks. The women then proceeded to burn down the
Plateau killings: Angered by arrest of ‘victims’, protesting women burn down traditional ruler’s palace
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That cradle robbery in Bayelsa
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That cradle robbery in Bayelsa
The media roared at an illegal mythology this week, and the Bayelsa State Government pounced on the culprits. It so happened that in broad daylight, a 54-year-old had married a four-year-old child at an elaborate ceremony in Akeddei community in Sagbama Local Government Area of the state. As the story broke, the government summoned the
That cradle robbery in Bayelsa
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School resumption: Ensure your children sleep more for higher academic performance
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School resumption: Ensure your children sleep more for higher academic performance
With children and teens heading back to school after the Christmas and New Year breaks, it is a good time to prioritise sleep. Moving back to a regular sleep routine, particularly after spending the night watching movies, going to friends’ houses, or having sleepovers, and then sleeping later the next morning, is important. Scientists have
School resumption: Ensure your children sleep more for higher academic performance
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Plateau: ‘Out of 18 people killed in our village, 10 were my family members’
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Plateau: ‘Out of 18 people killed in our village, 10 were my family members’
Mandong Jalang is a photographer and a bakery consultant in Jos. His family members were victims of the Christmas Eve attack in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State. In this interview by KANGMWA GOFWEN, he shares how he was affected and the response of the government and security agents to the continuous attacks. How
Plateau: ‘Out of 18 people killed in our village, 10 were my family members’
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