Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 22nd July 2025
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target=_blank>Novel blood test predicts preeclampsia months before onset
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Novel blood test predicts preeclampsia months before onset
A new blood test, a liquid biopsy of maternal plasma cell-free RNA (cfRNA) developed by iPremom, can predict pre-eclampsia up to five months before symptom onset, according to a study. The test, which can be performed once in the first trimester, ideally between nine and 14 weeks of pregnancy, can predict both early- and late-onset
Novel blood test predicts preeclampsia months before onset
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target=_blank>Only one woman in top 10 as Nigerian CEOs’ 2024 base pay unveiled
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Only one woman in top 10 as Nigerian CEOs’ 2024 base pay unveiled
DESPITE a turbulent economic climate, Nigeria’s top executives saw a dramatic rise in earnings in 2024. The combined base salary of the country’s 10 highest-paid Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) surged by about 134 percent, growing from N8.28 billion in 2023 to N19.35 billion in 2024. On average, top Nigerian CEOs now earn close to N2
Only one woman in top 10 as Nigerian CEOs’ 2024 base pay unveiled
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target=_blank>FG to achieve $1trn economy by 2030 —Minister
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FG to achieve $1trn economy by 2030 —Minister
THE Federal Government has demonstrated its commitment toward achieving one trillion dollars economy by 2030 through domestic investment summit to actualise 8-point Renewed Hope Agenda. Dr Jumoke Oduwole, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, said this at a Domestic Investment Summit, in Abuja on Monday. The theme of the summit was tagged “Operationalisating Nigeria First
FG to achieve $1trn economy by 2030 —Minister
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target=_blank>2027: Obidient leader warns against plot to undermine Obi
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2027: Obidient leader warns against plot to undermine Obi
A leader of the Obidient Movement in South East, Dr Ezeh Emmanuel Ezeh, has said that the July 19 Day of Obidient Service, which was commemorative of the 64th birthday of the 2023 Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, had far-reaching connotations. He said that Nigerians used the opportunity to showcase their desire
2027: Obidient leader warns against plot to undermine Obi
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target=_blank>Why APC will win Enugu in 2027
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Why APC will win Enugu in 2027
Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Chief Uche Nnaji, on Monday, said stakeholders in the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State are working hard to guarantee the defeat of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state in 2027. He made the assertion when he led other APC stalwarts in the state to
Why APC will win Enugu in 2027
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target=_blank>Fundamental rights jurisprudence (5)Melrose v EFCC-landmark judicial endorsement
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Fundamental rights jurisprudence (5)Melrose v EFCC-landmark judicial endorsement
INTRODUCTION The fourth part of this article which was published last week dwelt extensively on the facts of the case of Melrose General Services v Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (2025) 1 NWLR (Pt.1972) 1, decision of the Supreme Court on onus of proof in fundamental rights cases. This is not the first time that
Fundamental rights jurisprudence (5)Melrose v EFCC-landmark judicial endorsement
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target=_blank>To effect the desired change, Nigerian youths must get it right —National Coordinator, DYAN Bashir Nasir
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To effect the desired change, Nigerian youths must get it right —National Coordinator, DYAN Bashir Nasir
Nasir Bashir is the National Coordinator of the Democratic Youth Assembly of Nigeria (DYAN), a Youth group concerned with the mobilisation of Nigerian youths for positive development. In this interview with Soji Ajibola and Rukayat Ogunwade, Bashir insists that the country may not experience devised change until its youths get it right. Excerpts: What is
To effect the desired change, Nigerian youths must get it right —National Coordinator, DYAN Bashir Nasir
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target=_blank>Any ‘appropriate’ rites of passage for Yoruba kings?
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Any ‘appropriate’ rites of passage for Yoruba kings?
On June 24, 2025, when I wrote the column: “Recommending Oba Erediauwa to President Tinubu”, this is the response I got from one of the Benin Palace functionaries: “Making mention of the year Oba Erediauwa reigned on the throne of his forebears is okay but making mention of the year ancestors were born whether accurate
Any ‘appropriate’ rites of passage for Yoruba kings?
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target=_blank>Industrialiation, job creation key to solving Nigeria’s ‘japa’ crisis—Migration Advocate, Dr Onyema
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Industrialiation, job creation key to solving Nigeria’s ‘japa’ crisis—Migration Advocate, Dr Onyema
In this interview with CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, a regular migration advocate and founder of the Black Ancestral Native Communities (BANC), Dr Chibuzor Onyema, speaks on the urgent need for Nigerian government to move beyond rhetorics to tackle unemployment and migration crises through intentional industrialisation. Drawing from his experience working with victims of irregular migration and his
Industrialiation, job creation key to solving Nigeria’s ‘japa’ crisis—Migration Advocate, Dr Onyema
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target=_blank>The booming baby business in Anambra
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The booming baby business in Anambra
THE fact is well known that Nigeria as a country is often a theatre of the absurd. And that is why the recent disclosure by the Anambra State commander of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Ibadin Judith-Chukwu, namely that human trafficking in the state is assuming an increasingly alarming
The booming baby business in Anambra
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