Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 5th March 2024
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Ogun govt tasks taxpayers on filing 2023 individual annual tax returns
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Ogun govt tasks taxpayers on filing 2023 individual annual tax returns
ALL taxable adults resident in Ogun State have been urged to file the annual tax returns of all incomes from all sources for the year 2023 before the expiration date. A release signed by the Executive Chairman of the Ogun State Internal Revenue Service (OGIRS), Mr Olugbenga Olaleye, indicated that taxable adults whether self employed
Ogun govt tasks taxpayers on filing 2023 individual annual tax returns
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Delta Attorney-General laments hike in human trafficking cases
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Delta Attorney-General laments hike in human trafficking cases
Delta State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ekemejero Ohwovoriole, SAN, has lamented the increasing rate of human trafficking, especially the girl child in the state. Ohwovoriole decried the increase in his office in Asaba when the Zonal Commander of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons ( NAPTIP) , Mr Nduka Nwawenne
Delta Attorney-General laments hike in human trafficking cases
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Ibadan NSE takes campaign on role of engineering profession to students
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Ibadan NSE takes campaign on role of engineering profession to students
IN a bid to further broaden the embrace of engineering profession among the upcoming generation, the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Ibadan branch, on Monday took the campaign to students of St Patrick Secondary School, Bashorun, Ibadan. The campaign, which was part of the activities commemorating this year’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development which
Ibadan NSE takes campaign on role of engineering profession to students
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Borno govt, NGO task journalists on child protection law
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Borno govt, NGO task journalists on child protection law
Borno state government in conjunction with ‘I Concept Dot Net’, an NGO based in Maiduguri has tasked journalists in the state to help sensitise the populace on the provisions of the child protection law and popularise it. Speaking at Unimaid Conference Centre in Maiduguri on Monday, during the flagging off of the 3-day sensitisation programme
Borno govt, NGO task journalists on child protection law
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Why we are urging Tinubu not to scrap PTAD —NUP president
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Why we are urging Tinubu not to scrap PTAD —NUP president
Comrade Godwin Abumisi, National President of the Nigerian Union of Pensioners (NUP), in this interview with CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, speaks on why Define Benefit Scheme (DBN) pensioners are pleading with President Bola Tinubu not to scrap the Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) as recommended by the Oransaye Report. SINCE the news of the Federal Government decision
Why we are urging Tinubu not to scrap PTAD —NUP president
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Where are Yoruba’s soldier ants?
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Where are Yoruba’s soldier ants?
There was a man called Ofinaboorun. That is a deep Ekiti name. Meanings are lost in interpretations. So, you may not get the real meaning of the name here. But this interpretation should be enough. Ofinaboorun simply means he who spreads across the road like soldier ants. The legend surrounding the old man indicates that
Where are Yoruba’s soldier ants?
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Lagos police’s courteous treatment of protesters
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Lagos police’s courteous treatment of protesters
IF the conduct of the Lagos State command of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) during the recent Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) strike is an indication of what citizens should expect from the service going forward, then the force can begin to compare favourably with its counterparts in the civilised climes. Not a few people were
Lagos police’s courteous treatment of protesters
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Oronsaye report: We don’t want job losses, ASCSN tells FG
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Oronsaye report: We don’t want job losses, ASCSN tells FG
THE Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) has urged the Federal Government to ensure the implementation of the Oronsaye Report does not amount to workers losing their jobs. National President of ASCSN, Comrade Tommy Okon, who noted that the union has thrown its weight behind implementation of the report, said there is the
Oronsaye report: We don’t want job losses, ASCSN tells FG
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ICYM:10 steps to link mobile phone numbers to NIN
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ICYM:10 steps to link mobile phone numbers to NIN
The Nigerian Communications Commission’s (NCC) directive has set a deadline of February 28, 2024, for telecom consumers to link their Subscriber Identity Modules (SIMs) to their National Identity Numbers (NINs). The NCC had issued a notice in December 2023, instructing telcos to deactivate SIMs not linked to NINs by the specified deadline. Despite a plea
ICYM:10 steps to link mobile phone numbers to NIN
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1999 Constitution: Beyond amendments
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1999 Constitution: Beyond amendments
Recently, the National Assembly set up two separate Committees to undertake a review of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (As Amended). Whilst the Senate has 45 members in its Committee led by the Deputy Senate President, the House of Representatives has 47 members in its own Committee led by the Deputy
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