Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 11th June 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 11/06/25
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target=_blank>32 years without Abiola’s Farewell to Poverty blueprint
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32 years without Abiola’s Farewell to Poverty blueprint
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day on the 32nd anniversary of the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, certain contemporary issues evoke the memories of the Farewell to Poverty mantra of the winner of the election, the Chief MKO Abiola, reports KUNLE ODEREMI. TOMORROW marks another defining moment in the annals of Nigeria. It
32 years without Abiola’s Farewell to Poverty blueprint
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target=_blank>Two years of Tinubu: Two stories behind the positive numbers
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Two years of Tinubu: Two stories behind the positive numbers
ECONOMISTS and commentators have written and said much about the positive trajectory and indicators signposting Nigeria’s economic growth. These indicators indicate that the reforms embarked upon by President Bola Tinubu since assuming office two years ago have begun to engender successful outcomes. The reforms are paving the way for economic recovery. The facts are self-evident
Two years of Tinubu: Two stories behind the positive numbers
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target=_blank>National value charter vital to national rebirth —Issa-Onilu, NOA DG
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National value charter vital to national rebirth —Issa-Onilu, NOA DG
Director-General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, in this interview, sheds light on why the National Value Charter, a key part of the National Identity Project, is crucial to national rebirth. KUNLE ODEREMI brings some excerpts: WHAT is the National Value Charter and how do you intend to implement it? You see,
National value charter vital to national rebirth —Issa-Onilu, NOA DG
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target=_blank>Gov Ademola Adeleke:When preparation meets opportunity
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Gov Ademola Adeleke:When preparation meets opportunity
By ‘Gbenga Ogunremi ‘’In a battle of wicked intentions versus God’s will, God wins all the time…God’s will cannot be thwarted by human designs..’’ THE above Biblical narrative could be likened to the political trajectory of Ademola Adeleke, the incumbent governor of Osun State whose resilient march to his manifest destiny experienced a bit of
Gov Ademola Adeleke:When preparation meets opportunity
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target=_blank>Advocating for ADR as panacea for court decongestion
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Advocating for ADR as panacea for court decongestion
The figure of pending cases in Nigeria is undeniably alarming. According to statistics from the Nigeria Correctional Service as of January 6, 2025, no less than 52,903 individuals remain in custody, languishing in their facilities and this is a figure that would have increased in the last five months. And this has brought to the
Advocating for ADR as panacea for court decongestion
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target=_blank>Commercialisation of image rights: Are images protected in Nigeria?
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Commercialisation of image rights: Are images protected in Nigeria?
Using peoples’ image without consent is considered a normal trend by many people in Nigeria but this seems to be a norm that may be faced out with the commercialisation of image rights by celebrities which will make it difficult to use their image without payment, ADEOLA OJO in this report explores analyze the legal
Commercialisation of image rights: Are images protected in Nigeria?
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target=_blank>Why Nigeria cannot become a one-party state
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Why Nigeria cannot become a one-party state
KOKO: Is this how Nigeria is finally going to become a one-party state? Kaka: Nigeria is not capable of becoming a one-party state, trust me. Koko: It is either you are suffering from a bad case of high fever or you are in denial. Can you not see or hear what is going on around
Why Nigeria cannot become a one-party state
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target=_blank>CDS’s recommendation on fencing of Nigeria’s borders
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CDS’s recommendation on fencing of Nigeria’s borders
ON Tuesday, June 3, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, delivered a keynote address at the inaugural Voice of Nigeria (VON) forum themed “Renewed Hope Agenda: Citizens’ Engagement and National Security” held in Abuja. In his address, General Musa advocated the fencing of Nigeria’s borders as a strategic measure to combat the
CDS’s recommendation on fencing of Nigeria’s borders
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target=_blank>Abuse is multi-faceted —Awosemusi
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Abuse is multi-faceted —Awosemusi
Dupe Awosemusi, a seasoned arbitrator and mediator who is the former coordinator of the Oyo State S3xual and Gender based Violence Response Team and currently, the director of the Oyo Mediation Center of the Oyo State Ministry of Justice speaks with ADEOLA OJO about the complexities of abuse and the various forms it can take,
Abuse is multi-faceted —Awosemusi
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target=_blank>How overindulging kills you
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How overindulging kills you
Everyone individual loves to eat and drink because food is a major part of life, especially during celebrations, no matter how small. And with the recent Eid el Kabir celebrations, many are already having health issues without knowing while some are already at risk of health challenges, for falling into temptation of overindulging. Overeating, or
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