Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 15th May 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 15/05/25
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target=_blank>Customs CG advocates ‘Nigeria first’ initiative to bolster cross-border trade
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Customs CG advocates ‘Nigeria first’ initiative to bolster cross-border trade
THE Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, has called for the adoption of the Nigeria First initiative as a cornerstone for enhancing cross-border trade and safeguarding national security. He made this call recently while delivering a keynote lecture at the Obafemi Awolowo University Muslim Graduates’ Association (UNIFEMGA) annual conference in Ile-Ife, Osun State. Speaking on
Customs CG advocates ‘Nigeria first’ initiative to bolster cross-border trade
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target=_blank>US elections: Elon Musk’s political committee sued over unpaid petition promises
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US elections: Elon Musk’s political committee sued over unpaid petition promises
A separate lawsuit claims that offer was fraudulent.
US elections: Elon Musk’s political committee sued over unpaid petition promises
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target=_blank>Oyetola vows to end cabotage waivers, backs indigenous shipping
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Oyetola vows to end cabotage waivers, backs indigenous shipping
IN a decisive move to strengthen Nigeria’s maritime sector, create jobs, and boost indigenous participation in the shipping industry, the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola has announced plans to bring an end to the issuance of waivers under the Coastal and Inland Shipping Act of 2003. The Coastal and Inland Shipping Act,
Oyetola vows to end cabotage waivers, backs indigenous shipping
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target=_blank>We have not concessioned our operations —NIMASA
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We have not concessioned our operations —NIMASA
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has debunked reports that it has concessioned some of its operations, stating that such allegations were the hand-work of some external and internal elements who have conspired to benefit from the current porous system. In a statement signed by NIMASA Head, Public Relations, Edward Osagie, the agency
We have not concessioned our operations —NIMASA
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target=_blank>Farounbi, others pay tribute to late ace broadcaster, Agbaje-Williams
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Farounbi, others pay tribute to late ace broadcaster, Agbaje-Williams
Former Ambassador to the Philippines and ace broadcaster, Ambassador Yemi Farounbi, led other dignitaries in paying tribute to the ace broadcaster, Chief Anike Agbaje-Williams. A night of tribute, tagged ‘Media Celebration of Life for a Trailblazer’ was held in her honour in Ibadan on Wednesday. ALSO READ: Anike Agbaje-Williams, Africa’s first face on TV, dies at
Farounbi, others pay tribute to late ace broadcaster, Agbaje-Williams
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target=_blank>How truckers circumvent port security through plate number duplication —TTP
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How truckers circumvent port security through plate number duplication —TTP
TRUCKS Transit parks (TTP) Limited, the firm saddled with the operations of the port electronic Call-Up system, has revealed how haulage operators circumvent port security through plate number duplication. Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune exclusively, Head of Operations of the TTP, Mr. Irabor Akonoman explained that most truckers resell their electronic Call-Up system ticket to
How truckers circumvent port security through plate number duplication —TTP
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target=_blank>FG unveils Climate Investment Platform tounlock $500m in Green Finance
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FG unveils Climate Investment Platform tounlock $500m in Green Finance
In a significant stride towards unlocking green finance and driving sustainable economic growth, the federal government has unveiled the Nigerian Climate Investment Platform (NCIP), a country-led initiative designed to mobilise up to $500 million in climate finance for infrastructure, resilience, and adaptation projects. The NCIP is the result of a high-level meeting between the Minister
FG unveils Climate Investment Platform tounlock $500m in Green Finance
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target=_blank>Gelephu: An airport like never before
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Gelephu: An airport like never before
BHUTAN is on the cusp of a revolutionary development in its aviation infrastructure with the upcoming Gelephu International Airport, designed by the renowned Bjarke Ingels Group. This airport is not just a transportation hub; it’s a gateway to Bhutan’s future, seamlessly blending culture, sustainability, and national ambition. The airport’s design, featuring locally sourced glulam timber
Gelephu: An airport like never before
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target=_blank>Nigeria unlocks $8bn investments in deepwater, gas projects in a year —Presidency
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Nigeria unlocks $8bn investments in deepwater, gas projects in a year —Presidency
The Presidency has said Nigeria attracts over 8 billion Dollar (about N12.8 trillion) investments in deepwater projects and gas Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) in one year. Olu Verheijen, Special Adviser on Energy to President Bola Tinubu disclosed this on Wednesday, at the 2025 Africa CEO Forum holding in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. A statement on the
Nigeria unlocks $8bn investments in deepwater, gas projects in a year —Presidency
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target=_blank>Air Peace: Killing the goose laying golden eggs
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Air Peace: Killing the goose laying golden eggs
THE recent incident involving an Air Peace aircraft having a hit with an antelope at Asaba Airport has sparked a heated debate about the airline’s operations and the role of government in supporting its domestic carriers. According to John Ojikutu, an aviation security expert, the incident highlighted the need for airports to have robust security
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