Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 20th May 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 20/05/25
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target=_blank>‘I’d rather go to prison,’ Agbakoba criticises bill to jail non-voters
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‘I’d rather go to prison,’ Agbakoba criticises bill to jail non-voters
“Why would the National Assembly want to impose compulsory voting? Why don’t they reverse the question and say, Why are Nigerians…
‘I’d rather go to prison,’ Agbakoba criticises bill to jail non-voters
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target=_blank>Cocoa board will boost Nigeria’s high-standard production —Oba Dokun Thompson
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Cocoa board will boost Nigeria’s high-standard production —Oba Dokun Thompson
Oba Dokun Thompson is the Oloni of Eti-Oni in Osun State. He is also the Founder of the International Cocoa Diplomacy (ICD). In this interview with NURUDEEN ALIMI, he speaks on the approval of the establishment of the National Cocoa Management Board, why industry players are pleased with the establishment and how it will be
Cocoa board will boost Nigeria’s high-standard production —Oba Dokun Thompson
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target=_blank>LG financial autonomy: One year after, S/Court judgment yet to be implemented
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LG financial autonomy: One year after, S/Court judgment yet to be implemented
Almost a year after, the judgment of the Supreme Court granting financial autonomy to the 774 Local Government Areas in the country is yet to be implemented. The Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Prince Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) had said that there would be serious consequences for any state government that
LG financial autonomy: One year after, S/Court judgment yet to be implemented
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target=_blank>Horticulture: Unlocking Nigeria’s Green Gold
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Horticulture: Unlocking Nigeria’s Green Gold
In the quest to achieve food security and revitalise the nation’s economy lies horticulture, a sector long overlooked, yet rich with untapped potential. On May 6th, 2025, financial institutions, policymakers, agribusiness stakeholders, and international partners converged for a pivotal capacity-building training organised by HortiNigeria in collaboration with NIRSAL Plc and the International Fertiliser Development Center
Horticulture: Unlocking Nigeria’s Green Gold
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target=_blank>OAU professor Omole makes case for intensity of micro-livestock research
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OAU professor Omole makes case for intensity of micro-livestock research
A professor of animal science at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Professor Adeboye Omole, has stressed the need to intensify efforts on micro-livestock research. He stated this while delivering the 397th inaugural lecture of the Univeristy titled: ’Unlocking The Untapped Potentials In Microlivestock Research And Production’ recently. He posited that to increase animal protein intake
OAU professor Omole makes case for intensity of micro-livestock research
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target=_blank>Makinde pledges continued efforts to strengthen agribusiness in Oyo
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Makinde pledges continued efforts to strengthen agribusiness in Oyo
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State says the state will leave no stone unturned to champion its transformative efforts in strengthening its agribusiness sector as the world battles with climate change. Speaking at the 2025 WUWM Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, on the topic: “Global Agriculture Value Chain Landscape and the Impact of Climate Change,”
Makinde pledges continued efforts to strengthen agribusiness in Oyo
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target=_blank>The ghomid in the tears of JAMB
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The ghomid in the tears of JAMB
Dear Ajanlekoko Oriojobi Samuel (real name withheld), Reg Number: 2125512372451F. 2025 UTME Result: Underaged and Under-Performed.” With the above terse message from the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), the fates of thousands of Nigerians who sat for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) were sealed. Those thousands of candidates will never see their
The ghomid in the tears of JAMB
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target=_blank>Makinde: Inspiring next generation of entrepreneurs
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Makinde: Inspiring next generation of entrepreneurs
WHEN dyslexia forced Richard Branson out of school, he decided to become an entrepreneur. In 1966, he started the Student Magazine, which he had hoped would become his generation’s voice. Despite the general acceptance of the magazine, it didn’t make as much money as he had envisaged. Consequently, the budding entrepreneur ran into liquidity problem
Makinde: Inspiring next generation of entrepreneurs
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target=_blank>Nigeria’s economic reforms on course, Bagudu tells World Bank
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Nigeria’s economic reforms on course, Bagudu tells World Bank
Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu, stated in Abuja on Monday that Nigeria’s economic reforms are on track and making significant progress. He spoke during a courtesy visit from the World Bank’s new Country Director for Nigeria, Mr. Matthew Verghis, and stated that the reforms are yielding positive results. He pointed out
Nigeria’s economic reforms on course, Bagudu tells World Bank
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target=_blank>Okonjo-Iweala v Fawehinmi: Demystifying Locus Standi (2)
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Okonjo-Iweala v Fawehinmi: Demystifying Locus Standi (2)
Supreme Court’s Distinction Without a Difference Whereas in one breath, the Supreme Court held that a citizen is free to challenge a violation of the Constitution, it stated nonetheless that when it comes to specific actions of the executive, the plaintiff has to show how he is specifically affected above and beyond other members of
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