Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 5th August 2025
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target=_blank>We don’t pay attention to details on engineering works in Nigeria — ex-Ondo works commissioner, Adegbenro
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We don’t pay attention to details on engineering works in Nigeria — ex-Ondo works commissioner, Adegbenro
Engineer Gboye Adegbenro is a Fellow, Nigerian Society of Engineering (FNSE), and a former Special Adviser and Commissioner for Works in Ondo State for eight years, having served under Governor Olusegun Mimiko. In this interview with YINKA OLADOYINBO, the Chairman/CEO, AGE Infrastructure Limited, speaks on the menace of building collapse, quality of engineering works and
We don’t pay attention to details on engineering works in Nigeria — ex-Ondo works commissioner, Adegbenro
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target=_blank>There’s no reason Nigerians should be paying N1m per square metre of land — Pa Shote
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There’s no reason Nigerians should be paying N1m per square metre of land — Pa Shote
Alhaji Adetola Shote, a nonagenarian, is one of the first set of Estate Surveyors and Valuers in the country. He shares his experiences about the profession and practice; housing situation in the country, and suggests how Nigerians can be properly housed in this interview with DAYO AYEYEMI. Sir, you will be 90 years this August,
There’s no reason Nigerians should be paying N1m per square metre of land — Pa Shote
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target=_blank>How Nigerians react to 200,000 applications for NDE’s RHEI 27,000 slots in one week
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How Nigerians react to 200,000 applications for NDE’s RHEI 27,000 slots in one week
.Call mount for FG to take more concrete action FOLLOWING official information from the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) revealing that about 250,000 unemployed Nigerians, willing to receive hands-on skills training, have applied for the 27,000 slots available for the second phase of its Renewed Hope Employment Initiative (RHEI) within just seven days of the
How Nigerians react to 200,000 applications for NDE’s RHEI 27,000 slots in one week
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target=_blank>Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence (7) Melrose VS EFCC – Landmark Judicial Endorsement
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Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence (7) Melrose VS EFCC – Landmark Judicial Endorsement
INTRODUCTION The sixth part of this article which was published last week dwelt on the case of Melrose General Services v Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (2025) 1 NWLR (Pt.1972) 1, being the decision of the Supreme Court, which established authoritatively the onus of proof in fundamental rights cases. The focus is to restore the
Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence (7) Melrose VS EFCC – Landmark Judicial Endorsement
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target=_blank>Nigerian universities will continue to produce graduates unfit for labour market demand, if… —SSANU President
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Nigerian universities will continue to produce graduates unfit for labour market demand, if… —SSANU President
In this exclusive interview with CHRISTIAN APPOLOS, the National President of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Comrade Mohammad H. Ibrahim, speaks on the consequences of inadequate funding to Nigerian universities and the economy, and other related issues. Excerpt. SSANU has often lamented issues around unpaid allowances, poor working conditions, and inconsistent government
Nigerian universities will continue to produce graduates unfit for labour market demand, if… —SSANU President
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target=_blank>Arguments that State Police will be misused by Governors is lazy — Governor Mutfwang
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Arguments that State Police will be misused by Governors is lazy — Governor Mutfwang
Governor of Plateau State, Barrister Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, in this interview, declares that the creation of state police has become imperative, adding that arguments that it could be misused by some governors is a lazy argument. He also speaks on security in Plateau, the health of the economy, and other issues. ISAAC SHOBAYO presents the
Arguments that State Police will be misused by Governors is lazy — Governor Mutfwang
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target=_blank>Labour leaders reject Permanent Secretaries’ tenure extension
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Labour leaders reject Permanent Secretaries’ tenure extension
.OHCSF affirms commitment to Rule of Law TRADE union leaders have warned against any violation of the civil service rules in favour any Permanent Secretary or group of persons. This followed reports that there were plans in collaboration with the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (OHCSF) to extend the tenure
Labour leaders reject Permanent Secretaries’ tenure extension
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target=_blank>IAR&T empowers farmers, youth, with skills in livestock, crops management
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IAR&T empowers farmers, youth, with skills in livestock, crops management
AS part of its manadate to contribute to food sufficiency in Nigeria, the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training (IAR&T), Ibadan, has empowered some farmers, youths and retirees with practical training in livestock and crops establishment, management, processing and value addition. Through the institue’s Agric Centre For Training and Entrepreneurship Development (ACTED), the training held
IAR&T empowers farmers, youth, with skills in livestock, crops management
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target=_blank>FG, NAAT sign MoU to avert strike
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FG, NAAT sign MoU to avert strike
THE Federal Government and the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at averting a nationwide industrial action by the union. The MOU was signed after a conciliation meeting convened by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Muhammad Maigari Dingyadi, with the representatives of the Federal Government and
FG, NAAT sign MoU to avert strike
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target=_blank>FCA Ibadan renews efforts towards enhancing research capabilities
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FCA Ibadan renews efforts towards enhancing research capabilities
THE Federal College of Agriculture, Moor Plantation, Ibadan (FCAIB), has taken a significant step towards enhancing its research capabilities by hosting a two-day in-house seminar on Bankable Research Grant Proposal Writing, Leadership, and Administration recently. The seminar brought together academic and administrative staff, along with renowned experts to share knowledge and best practices in leadership,
FCA Ibadan renews efforts towards enhancing research capabilities
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