Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 12th July 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 12/07/25
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target=_blank>How to make homemade granola without an oven: A simple, healthy delight
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How to make homemade granola without an oven: A simple, healthy delight
Granola has become a household favorite for good reason, it is nutritious, crunchy, and incredibly versatile. Whether enjoyed with yogurt, milk, or simply as a snack on the go, granola offers a wholesome energy boost packed with oats, nuts, and natural sweeteners. Traditionally, granola is baked in the oven to achieve that golden crunch, but
How to make homemade granola without an oven: A simple, healthy delight
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target=_blank>Problem of paying peanuts to professors
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Problem of paying peanuts to professors
THE last few days have witnessed intense social media debates among the Nigerian chattering classes about the unacceptably miserable remuneration of university teachers. The debates were stirred by two incidents. The first was the widely shared story of one Professor Nasir Hassan-Wagini in Katsina, who sells tomatoes and soup ingredients in a rural open market
Problem of paying peanuts to professors
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target=_blank>At 70, I am proud of whom I have become, mistakes and all — Professor Fapetu
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At 70, I am proud of whom I have become, mistakes and all — Professor Fapetu
Professor Olanrewaju Abiola Awosika Fapetu is one of the pioneers of distant learning in Nigerian universities. In this interview by Deputy Editor, SAHEED SALAWU, she speaks on the state of education in Nigeria and on her life journey as she clocks 70. Professor Fapetu, turning 70 is no small feat. How do you reflect on
At 70, I am proud of whom I have become, mistakes and all — Professor Fapetu
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target=_blank>Traits of an abusive marriage
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Traits of an abusive marriage
Abusive marriage is one that anyone shouldn’t wish on an adversary. It comes in various shades and versions. It’s something I don’t like to think about because it stirs up emotions in me. Though it’s very common for men to be the abusers, a few cases end up with wives as the abusers. Whatever way,
Traits of an abusive marriage
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target=_blank>The earlier we get involved in programmes for the poor, vulnerable, the better for us —Foluke Ademokun, Executive Coordinator, AAA Foundation
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The earlier we get involved in programmes for the poor, vulnerable, the better for us —Foluke Ademokun, Executive Coordinator, AAA Foundation
Foluke Ademokun has over three decades of expertise in civil society work, humanitarian endeavours, social entrepreneurship, gender advocacy, and policy development. She is the Executive Coordinator of Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation (AAAF). In this interview by KINGSLEY ALUMONA, she speaks about her work with the poor and vulnerable in Nigeria. When and how did your
The earlier we get involved in programmes for the poor, vulnerable, the better for us —Foluke Ademokun, Executive Coordinator, AAA Foundation
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target=_blank>A lot of doctors claim that fibroid surgery is easy and that any doctor can handle it, that is not true —Professor Christopher Aimakhu
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A lot of doctors claim that fibroid surgery is easy and that any doctor can handle it, that is not true —Professor Christopher Aimakhu
Professor Christopher Aimakhu, a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, says in this interview by Sade Oguntola that it is a misconception that fibroids alone cause infertility and excessive bleeding in all cases. He also suggests ways the condition can be best managed. How common are uterine fibroids in your
A lot of doctors claim that fibroid surgery is easy and that any doctor can handle it, that is not true —Professor Christopher Aimakhu
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target=_blank>How COVID-19 research is revolutionising understanding of brain health —Kelechi Elechi, Nigerian translational scientist
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How COVID-19 research is revolutionising understanding of brain health —Kelechi Elechi, Nigerian translational scientist
Kelechi Wisdom Elechi is a doctoral researcher specialising in ageing neurodegenerative diseases. With a background in pharmacy, his research focuses on the intersection of COVID-19, neurodegeneration, and translational medicine. In this interview by KINGSLEY ALUMONA, he discusses his career and work on how SARS-CoV-2 infection affects brain health and his vision for improving public health
How COVID-19 research is revolutionising understanding of brain health —Kelechi Elechi, Nigerian translational scientist
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target=_blank>Why Nigeria must embrace AI as climate crisis tool
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Why Nigeria must embrace AI as climate crisis tool
By: Tarinabo William Across Nigeria’s landscapes, from the flooded plains of Bayelsa to the heat-scorched fields of Sokoto, the effects of climate change are no longer abstract projections. They are lived realities. Torrential floods destroy communities, droughts threaten food security, and coastal erosion displaces entire neighbourhoods. Climate extremes have evolved into national emergencies. Yet, Nigeria’s response
Why Nigeria must embrace AI as climate crisis tool
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target=_blank>A robbery convict’s contempt of mercy
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A robbery convict’s contempt of mercy
This week, one Elochukwu Ohagi Official wrote on Facebook: “Ogbonna Ogbojionu was only 22 years old when he bought stolen goods and was sentenced to death by a Yoruba judge. He was on death row for the past 22 years in agony waiting to be executed, until a human rights lawyer came for his rescue.
A robbery convict’s contempt of mercy
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target=_blank>Preventive maintenance: Nigeria’s missing link to sustainable infrastructure, economic growth
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Preventive maintenance: Nigeria’s missing link to sustainable infrastructure, economic growth
By: Felix Oluwalomola Infrastructure shows progress. Maintenance sustains it, but the ability to preserve and maintain this infrastructure truly tests Nigeria’s progress. In the country, priority is placed on constructing new roads, buildings, schools, hospitals, and other public facilities. However, little attention is given to sustaining these investments through constant and intentional preventive maintenance. As
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