Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 18th January 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 18/01/24
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Miyetti Allah unveils 1,144 nomad vigilantes in Nasarawa
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Miyetti Allah unveils 1,144 nomad vigilantes in Nasarawa
Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore Fulani Socio-Cultural Association, on Wednesda, inaugurated 1,144 Nomad Vigilante security outfit as part of its effort to tackle the incessant rate of kidnapping and other criminal acts in Nasarawa. The essence of the group, according to Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, was to help flush the bad element among them in the
Miyetti Allah unveils 1,144 nomad vigilantes in Nasarawa
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Alleged public disturbance: Bauchi Shari’a Court orders rearrests of Islamic cleric
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Alleged public disturbance: Bauchi Shari’a Court orders rearrests of Islamic cleric
A Bauchi Upper Shari’a court on Wednesday, issued a warrant of arrest against an Islamic Cleric in the state, Chief Imam of Dutsen Tanshi Juma’at mosque, Idris Abdul’azeez Dutsen Tanshi over his refusal to appear in the court for the continuation of the charge against him. The Court during its sitting presided over by the
Alleged public disturbance: Bauchi Shari’a Court orders rearrests of Islamic cleric
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Academia has role to play in blue economy development — NIMASA DG
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Academia has role to play in blue economy development — NIMASA DG
The Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr Bashir Jamoh, has said the academia has a major role to play in the development of the blue economy in Nigeria. Dr Jamoh, who stated this during a courtesy visit by the management team from the University of Lagos, led by the institution’s Vice
Academia has role to play in blue economy development — NIMASA DG
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Customs seized N10.3bn contraband from South-West in 2023 —FOU
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Customs seized N10.3bn contraband from South-West in 2023 —FOU
The Federal Operations Unit (FOU), Zone A of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has said that the unit Intercepted contraband worth N10.39 billion from January to December 2023. Speaking to journalists at the unit’s headquarters in Ikeja, recently, the Customs Area Controller, Hussein Ejibunu, said the unit intercepted 1,119 contraband in the South-West in the year
Customs seized N10.3bn contraband from South-West in 2023 —FOU
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Lagos to partner police to ensure safe, easy commuting
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Lagos to partner police to ensure safe, easy commuting
The Lagos State government has said it will continue to partner with the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to ensure motorists move within the metropolis safely. Disclosing this during a courtesy visit by the newly-appointed Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr Adegoke Fayoade and his team, Commissioner for Transportation, Mr Oluwaseun Osiyemi while welcoming the CP,
Lagos to partner police to ensure safe, easy commuting
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NAMTOP factions, de-registered associations creating chaos among truckers — LASTCOC
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NAMTOP factions, de-registered associations creating chaos among truckers — LASTCOC
In a pressing development, chairman of the Lagos State Truck and Cargo Operators Committee (LASTCOC), Alhaji Lukman Shittu Zangalo, in a letter dated 14/01/2024, which was addressed to truckers and members of the port community system, has raised the alarm of a brewing crisis between the National Association of Maritime Transport Operators (NAMTOP) factions, while
NAMTOP factions, de-registered associations creating chaos among truckers — LASTCOC
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What’s next aftermath of Supreme Court judgment, Lagos waterways operators speak
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What’s next aftermath of Supreme Court judgment, Lagos waterways operators speak
The Supreme Court recently ruled on the struggle for control of inland waterways between the Federal Government led by the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) and the Lagos State Government, ending a 12-year litigation battle between both parties. In this report, TOLA ADENUBI brings operators view on what happens next. For 12 years, operators on
What’s next aftermath of Supreme Court judgment, Lagos waterways operators speak
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Ibadan Explosion: We didn’t know someone was storing explosives, Estate Secretary, Ogini recounts
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Ibadan Explosion: We didn’t know someone was storing explosives, Estate Secretary, Ogini recounts
The explosion that rocked Bodija area of Ibadan on Tuesday, 16th of January, 2024 has left quite a number of persons homeless, some injured and so far, three deaths. According to Governor of Oyo state, Engineer Seyi Makinde, preliminary investigations have traced this blast to the storage of explosives by illegal miners at a house
Ibadan Explosion: We didn’t know someone was storing explosives, Estate Secretary, Ogini recounts
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Communication architecture of Nigeria’s airspace now broadened — NAMA MD
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Communication architecture of Nigeria’s airspace now broadened — NAMA MD
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) under the new dispensation has assured Nigerians of the absolute commitment towards enhancing communication in the country’s airspace. Making this pledge was the Managing Director of NAMA, Mr Ahmed Umar Farouk after the in-house inauguration and induction of the recently newly appointed Chief Executives and Directors of the aviation
Communication architecture of Nigeria’s airspace now broadened — NAMA MD
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IATA releases Nov 2023 cargo data
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IATA releases Nov 2023 cargo data
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released data for November 2023 global air cargo markets indicating the strongest year-on-year growth in roughly two years. This IATA said is partly due to weakness in November 2022, but also reflects a fourth consecutive month of strengthening demand for air cargo. Global demand for air cargo, measured
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