Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 18th June 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 18/06/24
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LG autonomy: Senate has no opinion — Spokesperson
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LG autonomy: Senate has no opinion — Spokesperson
The Senate has said it would refrain from taking a position on the contentious issue of local government autonomy which has led to litigation between the Federal Government and the States. Chairman Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Yemi Adaramodu, made the clarification while speaking with journalists in Abuja. Checks revealed that in the
LG autonomy: Senate has no opinion — Spokesperson
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BREAKING: Fubara orders LG heads to take charge of 23 councils
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BREAKING: Fubara orders LG heads to take charge of 23 councils
Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has directed Heads of Local Government Administration to immediately take charge of the 23 council areas of the State. This follows the expiration of the statutory three-year tenure of the elected local government chairmen, vice chairmen and councillors on Monday, June 17, 2024. Governor Fubara gave the directive in
BREAKING: Fubara orders LG heads to take charge of 23 councils
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Nigeria launches TELA maize variety, stakeholders express hope of better days for farmers
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Nigeria launches TELA maize variety, stakeholders express hope of better days for farmers
THE Federal Government recently launched the transgenic maize variety called TELA maize which is part of efforts to strengthen and boost maize production in the country. This new maize variety which was developed at the Institute of Agricultural Research (IAR) Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria has the potential to resist the fall Armyworm, withstand drought and
Nigeria launches TELA maize variety, stakeholders express hope of better days for farmers
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June 12 and the ‘democrats’
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June 12 and the ‘democrats’
On June 12, 1993, Nigerians from all walks of life trooped out en-masse to participate in what is still adjudged as the best election in the history of our nation. They voted massively for Chief MKO Abiola as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Their joy was, however, cut short by the military
June 12 and the ‘democrats’
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South-West governors’ promises
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South-West governors’ promises
LAST week, governors of the six South-West states reaffirmed their full support for the establishment of state police even as they commended the relative peace in the region, which they attributed to the collaboration between the national security agencies and Amotekun. The governors made their position known after a closed-door meeting held at the Lagos
South-West governors’ promises
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Nigeria ranks highest among African countries in May 2024 Inflation Data —Research
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Nigeria ranks highest among African countries in May 2024 Inflation Data —Research
The increase in May inflation figures, driven by higher food and core inflation, has placed Nigeria on top as the country with the highest inflation among African countries inflation data that was released in May 2024. Nigeria’s inflation rate surged to 33.95 percent in May 2024, up from 33.69 percent in April 2024, according to
Nigeria ranks highest among African countries in May 2024 Inflation Data —Research
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Ogun govt supports EIYA programme graduates with cash, land for farming
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Ogun govt supports EIYA programme graduates with cash, land for farming
OGUN State Government has doled out N2.5million and land to 25 indigenes of the state, who graduated from the Enterprise for Youth in Agriculture (EIYA) programme, packaged by Soiless Farm Lab, in partnership with Mastercard Foundation, to boost their agricultural endeavours. Speaking during the presentation and graduation ceremony at Awowo, in Ewekoro Local Government Area
Ogun govt supports EIYA programme graduates with cash, land for farming
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ALGON seeks 4-year tenure for LG officials
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ALGON seeks 4-year tenure for LG officials
The Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), has called for the adoption of a unified four-year tenure for elected local government officials in the country. National president of ALGON, Aminu Muazu-Maifata, made the call in an interview with newsmen on Monday in Lafia. Muazu-Maifata said that the move would ensure good governance and quality
ALGON seeks 4-year tenure for LG officials
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Between our govt and New York Times
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Between our govt and New York Times
THE New York Times in its June 11, 2024, edition described Nigeria as a nation of 200 million citizens who are skilled at filling the gap for government. Let me quote it directly: “A nation of entrepreneurs, Nigeria’s more than 200 million citizens are skilled at managing in tough circumstances, without the services states usually
Between our govt and New York Times
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Child labour: What the latest report reveals about the menace in Nigeria
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Child labour: What the latest report reveals about the menace in Nigeria
Like in other countries, many children in Nigeria are engaged in child and forced labour. However, the government and stakeholders are working towards combating the menace. CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, in this report, presents some of the critical revelations made in the recently published Nigeria Child Labour and Forced Labour Survey 2022. The menace of child labour
Child labour: What the latest report reveals about the menace in Nigeria
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