Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 6th August 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/08/25
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target=_blank>Can anti-torture law survive implementation in Nigeria?
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Can anti-torture law survive implementation in Nigeria?
•‘Anti-torture law in Nigeria a mirage’ •‘Security agencies major abusers’ ADEOLA OJO in this report examines the vicious cycle of enforcement amid the violence currently taking place in the country in line with a recent report by the UN which highlights inadequacies in measures to end torture and ill-treatment of detainees in Nigeria. Few months
Can anti-torture law survive implementation in Nigeria?
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target=_blank>NNPP will defeat APC, others in the North-West in any election — Dungunrawa, Kano chairman
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NNPP will defeat APC, others in the North-West in any election — Dungunrawa, Kano chairman
Alhaji Hashim Dugunrawa, the chairman of the New Nigeria People Party (NNPP) in Kano State, in an interview with KOLA OYELERE, speaks on the capacity of his party, the 2027 general election and speculation of the national leader of the NNPP, Senator Kwankwaso, joining the All Progressives Congress (APC). WHAT is the strength of your
NNPP will defeat APC, others in the North-West in any election — Dungunrawa, Kano chairman
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target=_blank>Falcons, D’Tigress and the shame of our empty hospitals
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Falcons, D’Tigress and the shame of our empty hospitals
For the 10th time, Nigeria’s female national team, the Super Falcons, returned home with the trophy of champions. In other words, this was not the first time these super ladies were winning at the finals of the Women’s African Cup of Nations. They had won nine times earlier. Nigeria now has 10 trophies of that
Falcons, D’Tigress and the shame of our empty hospitals
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target=_blank>Airtel Nigeria raises Infrastructure spending to $39m
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Airtel Nigeria raises Infrastructure spending to $39m
AIRTEL Africa Plc has increased its capital expenditure in Nigeria to $39m in the second quarter of 2025, up 1.7 per cent from $38m in the same period last year. According to the company’s financial statement, the marginal increase highlights Airtel’s continued investment in its largest and most strategic market, despite a broader slowdown in
Airtel Nigeria raises Infrastructure spending to $39m
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target=_blank>‘Nigeria’s digital economy will empower citizens, bridge divides, drive unity’
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‘Nigeria’s digital economy will empower citizens, bridge divides, drive unity’
MR Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, the Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), has reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to deepening digital literacy, accelerating innovation, and expanding technology infrastructure as key drivers of the economy. Inuwa said this while delivering an address at the 2-Day Interactive Session on Government–Citizens Engagement, organised by the Sir
‘Nigeria’s digital economy will empower citizens, bridge divides, drive unity’
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target=_blank>NCC, IHS Towers lead others to NITRA-ALTON CNII & Telecom Sustainability Conference 2025
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NCC, IHS Towers lead others to NITRA-ALTON CNII & Telecom Sustainability Conference 2025
TELECOM industry regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and other industry operators, including IHS Towers, Digital Realty and 9mobile Nigeria, have joined the line of partners that will chart the way forward as stakeholders gather for the Maiden Edition of the CNII & Telecom Sustainability Conference 2025 being organised as a collaboration between media body,
NCC, IHS Towers lead others to NITRA-ALTON CNII & Telecom Sustainability Conference 2025
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target=_blank>All arms of govt must collaborate to address telecoms challenges — AG
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All arms of govt must collaborate to address telecoms challenges — AG
THE Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Olasunkanmi Fagbemi, has stressed the need for collaboration among the three arms of government (Executive, Legislative and Judiciary), in order to address the challenges in the telecoms sector that are hindering Nigeria’s digital transformation. Fagbemi, who spoke in Lagos recently during the first edition of
All arms of govt must collaborate to address telecoms challenges — AG
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target=_blank>LASU VC, others laud media aide on book launch
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LASU VC, others laud media aide on book launch
THE vice chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, Professor Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, has commended her media aide, Mr Oluwaseun Gbanja, for launching a book on Christian service, titled: ‘The Effective Church Usher: A Guide to Serving with Purpose in the Ushering Ministry.’ Gbanja unveiled the 64-page book virtually on July 6, with many high-profile scholars,
LASU VC, others laud media aide on book launch
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target=_blank>One Dream at a Time exhibition spotlights rising artists in Ibadan
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One Dream at a Time exhibition spotlights rising artists in Ibadan
By: Eniola Shobiye IN a colourful blend of creativity and celebration, the Oluwole Omofemi Studio in Ibadan, recently played host to an art exhibition titled, ‘One Dream at a Time,’ organised to spotlight emerging talents in Nigeria’s art scene and to commemorate the 30th birthday of visual artist, David Olatoye. The exhibition featured the works
One Dream at a Time exhibition spotlights rising artists in Ibadan
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target=_blank>A wedding cancelled, a lesson learnt
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A wedding cancelled, a lesson learnt
By: Vera Macdonald IN a stunning turn of events, a Nigerian man named Nwandu Chibuike has made the difficult decision to call off his upcoming wedding. The ceremony, which was slated for August 2, 2025, will no longer be happening due to a shocking revelation that has shaken Chibuike to his core. The reason for
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