Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 4th July 2019
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target=_blank>WRPC casual workers protest in Warri
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WRPC casual workers protest in Warri
Hundreds of casual workers at the Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company (WRPC), on Wednesday, staged a peaceful protest over what they termed failure of the management to regularise their appointments. The enraged protesters, which included members of the host communities, namely: Ekpan, Ubeji, Aja-Etan, Ifie-Kporo and Ijala-Ikeren, marched to lock up the gate of the
WRPC casual workers protest in Warri
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target=_blank>2023: Niger Delta, Ohanaeze Youths beg North, South West to support Igbo Presidency
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2023: Niger Delta, Ohanaeze Youths beg North, South West to support Igbo Presidency
Coalition of Niger Delta Youth Leaders Forum in conjunction with Ohanaeze Youth Council has advised the North and South West of the country never to deny South East their right of producing the next president of Nigeria come 2023. According to the groups, denying South East the opportunity to produce Igbo presidency in the next
2023: Niger Delta, Ohanaeze Youths beg North, South West to support Igbo Presidency
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target=_blank>Insecurity: ADP raises the alarm over morale of military
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Insecurity: ADP raises the alarm over morale of military
The national working committee of the Action Democracy Party (ADP), on Wednesday, raised the alarm over the low morale of officers of the armed forces. It, therefore, asked President Muhammadu Buhari to relieve the Service Chiefs of their appointment. Briefing newsmen at the end of the meeting, national chairman of the party, Engineer Yabagi Sani
Insecurity: ADP raises the alarm over morale of military
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target=_blank>How we intend to exit our current bankruptcy ? Makinde
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How we intend to exit our current bankruptcy ? Makinde
In spite of a debt burden of at least N150 billion and a pronouncement of technical bankruptcy, Governor Seyi Makinde on Wednesday noted that his administration was poised to tap into the capacities of the state to be prosperous. According to Makinde, the state had the capacity to exit its current bankrupt state by optimizing
How we intend to exit our current bankruptcy ? Makinde
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target=_blank>Lanlehin’s withdrawal from coalition unexpected, unilateral, we remain with Makinde, says ADC senatorial candidate
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Lanlehin’s withdrawal from coalition unexpected, unilateral, we remain with Makinde, says ADC senatorial candidate
The withdrawal of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate, Senator Olufemi Lanlehin from the coalition of parties that worked for the election of Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has been described as unilateral, shocking and unexpected. The standard-bearer of the ADC for the Oyo North Senatorial District and former Commissioner for Justice, Chief
Lanlehin’s withdrawal from coalition unexpected, unilateral, we remain with Makinde, says ADC senatorial candidate
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target=_blank>FG considers Ondo for deep seaport project
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FG considers Ondo for deep seaport project
The Federal Government, through the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), and Ondo State Government are currently in talks towards the development of a deep sea port in the state. The parties have agreed to move forward with the execution of the multi-billion Naira project which is expected to open new opportunities in the economy of the
FG considers Ondo for deep seaport project
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target=_blank>PDP to Gbajiabiamila: You can’t impose minority leadership on Reps
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PDP to Gbajiabiamila: You can’t impose minority leadership on Reps
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has rejected what it said was the attempt by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, to impose leaders for the main opposition party in the House of Representatives. The party has now announced all its choices for minority leadership in the green chamber. A statement issued
PDP to Gbajiabiamila: You can’t impose minority leadership on Reps
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target=_blank>Assault: Senator Abbo apologises, begs Nigerians for forgiveness
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Assault: Senator Abbo apologises, begs Nigerians for forgiveness
Senator Ishaku Abbo (PDP Adamawa North), on Wednesday amidst tears, offered public apology for assaulting a lady at an adult toy shop in Abuja. Abbo gave the apology during a press conference at the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Secretariat in Abuja. Abbo urged the victim, Nigerians, his party, the Senate and Nigerian women to
Assault: Senator Abbo apologises, begs Nigerians for forgiveness
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target=_blank>Akin Alabi launches ‘N250m women empowerment scheme’
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Akin Alabi launches ‘N250m women empowerment scheme’
A member House of Representatives, Honourable Akin Alabi, (APC) representing Egbeda/Ona Ara federal constituency in Oyo State, has announced the launch of a N250 million community outreach programme to assist widows and indigent women in his constituency. The programme tagged “Women Empowerment Scheme” aims to provide financial and material support for rural and peri-urban women
Akin Alabi launches ‘N250m women empowerment scheme’
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More than 100 civilians killed in South Sudan violence after peace deal ? UN
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More than 100 civilians killed in South Sudan violence after peace deal ? UN
South Sudan’s army and several armed groups killed more than 100 civilians in a surge in violence in a southern region of the country after the signing of a peace deal last year, a U.N report said on Wednesday. The armed forces also committed sexual violence including rape against around 100 women and girls in […]
More than 100 civilians killed in South Sudan violence after peace deal ? UN
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