Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 11th July 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 11/07/25
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target=_blank>Nigeria won’t bow to US pressure to accept Venezuelan deportees —FG
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Nigeria won’t bow to US pressure to accept Venezuelan deportees —FG
Nigeria won’t cave in to pressure from the Donald Trump administration to accept Venezuelan deportees from the United States, the country’s Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar has said. Tuggar, who was a guest on Channels Television’s Politics Today programme on Thursday, said Nigeria has enough challenges of its own and won’t be a dumping ground
Nigeria won’t bow to US pressure to accept Venezuelan deportees —FG
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target=_blank>Live music awakens body, soul—Keanzo, Abami of Africa
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Live music awakens body, soul—Keanzo, Abami of Africa
Kingsley Adeyemi Olakunle, better known as Abami of Africa or Oluomo Balogun, is a Nigerian music composer and songwriter. He is widely recognised for his Hip-Hop Bata style with heavy influences of percussions and drum styles. In this interview by ROTIMI IGE, he talks about the importance of live music and how he has become
Live music awakens body, soul—Keanzo, Abami of Africa
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target=_blank>Lessons from the migration (Hijrah) of Prophet Muhammad
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Lessons from the migration (Hijrah) of Prophet Muhammad
IN the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, Most Merciful. After the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) received his first revelation in Mecca around 610 CE, marking the beginning of his prophetic mission, he spent the next 13 years preaching the message of Islam, calling people to the worship of Allah (SWT) and to a righteous way
Lessons from the migration (Hijrah) of Prophet Muhammad
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target=_blank>Beyond the Hijrah of Prophet Muhammad
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Beyond the Hijrah of Prophet Muhammad
IN the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. Almighty Allah directs in Qur’an, An’am 6:11, “Say: ‘Travel through the earth and see what was the end of those who rejected truth.” The holy flight of Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) from Makkah to Madinah on Friday, 13th Rabiul-Awwal, 1, is usually referred to as Hijrah.
Beyond the Hijrah of Prophet Muhammad
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target=_blank>Coalition beware: Tinubu is not Jonathan
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Coalition beware: Tinubu is not Jonathan
The one that is already in and seated is called APC. The one that is outside and itching to be admitted to unseat the one that is seated is called ADC. The difference is in the displacement and replacement of letters P and D. On the surface, this distinction lacks the firmness to affect a
Coalition beware: Tinubu is not Jonathan
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target=_blank>The Patriots’ summit is an opportunity for Nigerians to decide on people’s constitution —Omigbodun
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The Patriots’ summit is an opportunity for Nigerians to decide on people’s constitution —Omigbodun
As the countdown to the July 16 national constitutional summit of the Patriots begins, one of the expected delegates, architect Oyegoke Omigbodun, speaks on why there has to be a holistic constitutional reforms, why all stakeholders in the Nigerian project should be interested and get involved in charting the way forward for the country. KUNLE
The Patriots’ summit is an opportunity for Nigerians to decide on people’s constitution —Omigbodun
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target=_blank>The Nigerian environment is too dirty
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The Nigerian environment is too dirty
LET the truth be told: Nigeria reeks of filth. Almost everywhere you turn, particularly in the so-called major cities, you are confronted with mountains of filth, an execrable smell, and a dangerously insensitive and environmentally indifferent populace. Yes, the world over, cities have their smell, and things are sadly not exactly stellar even in the
The Nigerian environment is too dirty
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target=_blank>Theresa Emegwara set to shatter Guinness World record for longest makeup application
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Theresa Emegwara set to shatter Guinness World record for longest makeup application
Theresa Emegwara, widely known as TesGlam, a prominent figure in Nigeria’s vibrant beauty industry, is set to embark on an ambitious quest to break the Guinness World Record for the Longest Continuous Makeup Application by an Individual. This monumental attempt tagged ‘Glam-4-144’, officially approved by Guinness World Records, is scheduled to commence on August 14,
Theresa Emegwara set to shatter Guinness World record for longest makeup application
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target=_blank>How non-compliance, lack of transparency hinder action against methane emissions in Nigeria
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How non-compliance, lack of transparency hinder action against methane emissions in Nigeria
Nigeria’s attempt to document oil and gas emissions marked a long-overdue step toward climate accountability, but significant gaps in compliance and transparency pose a risk to undermining the effort. The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) released its 2022-2023 emissions disclosure report in 2024, showing some progress, yet concerns remained. The findings and implications are
How non-compliance, lack of transparency hinder action against methane emissions in Nigeria
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target=_blank>International Council for Beverages Association tackles WHO on SSB Tax
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International Council for Beverages Association tackles WHO on SSB Tax
THE International Council for Beverages Association (ICBA) has expressed deep concern about the World Health Organization (WHO)’s continued disregard of a decade-long fact-based evidence showing that taxing sugar-sweetened beverages has never improved health outcomes or reduced obesity in any country. This concern was expressed by the Executive Director of the International Council of Beverages Associations
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