Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 14th June 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 14/06/25
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target=_blank>June 12: ‘Nigeria’s political elites have benefited most from this democracy’
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June 12: ‘Nigeria’s political elites have benefited most from this democracy’
Thirty-two years ago, a free and fair election in Nigeria won by Chief M.K.O. Abiola was annulled by the military junta. The conduct, outcome, and consequences of the election have since then left an indelible mark on the annals of Nigeria’s history. A cross section of Nigerians were asked online and offline by Saturday Tribune
June 12: ‘Nigeria’s political elites have benefited most from this democracy’
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target=_blank>Women are strong people, but we do not appear strong — Billy Garba, APC chieftain, Asiwaju Iyamokun of Egbaland
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Women are strong people, but we do not appear strong — Billy Garba, APC chieftain, Asiwaju Iyamokun of Egbaland
Chief (Mrs) Billy Umar Garba is the Asiwaju Iyamokun of Egbaland. She has been part of the Global Peace Ambassadors for UNICEF for almost 20 years. She is the All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain diaspora leadership in North America and Canada, and the coordinator and grassroots mobilizer in 26 states of Nigeria. She is also
Women are strong people, but we do not appear strong — Billy Garba, APC chieftain, Asiwaju Iyamokun of Egbaland
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target=_blank>Control of LGs: Appeal Court judgement reignites tension in Osun
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Control of LGs: Appeal Court judgement reignites tension in Osun
•Court dismisses APC’s bid to revive sacked council chairmen’s case •APC should apologise to Osun people —State govt •This verdict does not affect our chairmen —APC •Osun PDP hails court of Appeal ruling, slams APC for ‘misrepresentation’ The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure has struck out a request by the All Progressives Congress
Control of LGs: Appeal Court judgement reignites tension in Osun
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target=_blank>‘My husband is not too supportive, so imagine what would have happened if I had to pay for a caesarean section out of my pocket’
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‘My husband is not too supportive, so imagine what would have happened if I had to pay for a caesarean section out of my pocket’
•How ward development committees are boosting health uptake in Oyo State Mama Ajenifuja, supported by her child, walked into the PHC at Iyaji in Oyo State. Due to her extreme weakness, her child had to push her about the centre in a wheelchair. “I came to the hospital with ₦4,000 tied to the edge of
‘My husband is not too supportive, so imagine what would have happened if I had to pay for a caesarean section out of my pocket’
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target=_blank>From Nigeria to Kenya, slay queens are crooks
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From Nigeria to Kenya, slay queens are crooks
As society plunges further into the depths of despair, slay queens/mamas are living life to the full. Bejeweled and painted like a doll, slay queens are the kind of women a lecturer of mine, Prof Segun Adekoya, once described in this manner in a literature class: “A woman who lacks grace paints this and that,
From Nigeria to Kenya, slay queens are crooks
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target=_blank>Institute urges ethical leadership to rebuild Nigeria
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Institute urges ethical leadership to rebuild Nigeria
…swears in new members at second induction The Institute of Leadership Coaching and Strategy (ILCS) has said that only ethical and moral leadership can build the Nigeria that every citizen is yearning for. This is also the position of experts and professionals who called for inspiring, trusted leadership at the ILCS’s Second Induction Ceremony in
Institute urges ethical leadership to rebuild Nigeria
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target=_blank>Woman: Have your own money!
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Woman: Have your own money!
Dear Women, let’s have a real talk about something super important: having your own money. Not “our” money, not “his” money, but your money. Because, believe me, it’s not just about being able to buy that new handbag (though, let’s be honest, that’s nice to have!). It’s about so much more. For starters, having your
Woman: Have your own money!
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target=_blank>My low blood pressure
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My low blood pressure
What causes low blood pressure and what can one do to treat it. Ibidun (by SMS) Hypotension is when blood pressure drops below normal ranges, usually 90/60 mmHg. It can cause dizziness, light headedness and fatigue. The causes could be dehydration, some medications, a heart problem, or a vasovagal response (a temporary drop in BP
My low blood pressure
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target=_blank>Is this dementia?
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Is this dementia?
My aunty, who is now in her 70s sometimes gets confused when handling simple tasks. Kindly let me know if this is dementia or not. Sidi (by SMS) This is not necessarily due to dementia. Dehydration, infections, medications, metabolic imbalances and other psychological factors can also cause confusion. As we get older, our brain just
Is this dementia?
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*-became-a-drunk-kept-late-nights-after-she-joined-opc-man-tells-court/ target=_blank>My wife denied me s**, became a drunk, kept late nights after she joined OPC, man tells court
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My wife denied me s**, became a drunk, kept late nights after she joined OPC, man tells court
A man, Mouruf has dragged his wife, Fatima, before a Grade A Customary Court, Court 2, Mapo, Ibadan, Oyo State, seeking the dissolution of their wedlock on the account of lack of love and irresponsibility. Mouruf added in his submission that Fatima was a member of the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) and that she kept
My wife denied me s**, became a drunk, kept late nights after she joined OPC, man tells court
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