Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 13th January 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/01/24
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Aishatu Ndayako assumes duty as new Ministry of Interior Perm Sec
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Aishatu Ndayako assumes duty as new Ministry of Interior Perm Sec
The recently appointed Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Dr Aishatu Goggo Ndayako, on Friday, assumed duty with a pledge to work harmoniously to deliver on the mandate of the Ministry. She was received by the Director Overseeing the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Dr Peter Egbodo and other top officials of the Ministry. Deputy Director,
Aishatu Ndayako assumes duty as new Ministry of Interior Perm Sec
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Meet 92-year-old model who is still active on the runways
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Meet 92-year-old model who is still active on the runways
She started as a model at the age of 13, now at the age of 92, she is not ready to retire as she is still very active catwalking on the runway. He name is Carmen Dell’Orefice and she is known officially as the oldest working model in the fashion industry. It was gathered that
Meet 92-year-old model who is still active on the runways
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I moved from Islam to Christianity, then went back to Islam after I read a book in London —Olanrewaju Adepoju
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I moved from Islam to Christianity, then went back to Islam after I read a book in London —Olanrewaju Adepoju
Professor J. D. Y. Peel, anthropologist, sociologist, and eminent scholar on religion in Yorubaland, who was then a Professor Emeritus at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), spoke with Chief Olanrewaju Adepoju, poet and social critic, in May 2008 in the latter’s Ibadan home. Peel interviewed the famous poet while conducting research for
I moved from Islam to Christianity, then went back to Islam after I read a book in London —Olanrewaju Adepoju
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NANS hails Tinubu’s approval of N683bn intervention fund for tertiary institutions
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NANS hails Tinubu’s approval of N683bn intervention fund for tertiary institutions
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for approving the substantial amount of N683,429,268 as this 2024 intervention fund for public tertiary institutions. President of NANS, Comrade Lucky Emonefe, in a statement on Friday said this decision is seen as a significant step towards improving the quality of education
NANS hails Tinubu’s approval of N683bn intervention fund for tertiary institutions
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‘I expected N2,000 as my share from sale of human head we got at Saki cemetery’
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‘I expected N2,000 as my share from sale of human head we got at Saki cemetery’
Thirty-two-year-old Alli and Abdullahi, aged 35, who were the two suspects arrested by personnel of the Western Nigeria Security Network (WNSN), popularly known as Amotekun Corps, in Saki, Oke Ogun area of Oyo State, in connection with a human head found in the abode of one of them, have spoken on how they got it.
‘I expected N2,000 as my share from sale of human head we got at Saki cemetery’
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‘My brother was buried in a cemetery against his wish, then his head was stolen that night’
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‘My brother was buried in a cemetery against his wish, then his head was stolen that night’
Twenty-six-year old Precious Ojedokun was inconsolable when he lost his brother. Against the deceased’s wish, he was buried in a cementry, then the following day Ojedokun saw the head of his late brother in the hands of two suspects. They had severed it soon after burial for use in a money ritual. Ojedokun spotted the
‘My brother was buried in a cemetery against his wish, then his head was stolen that night’
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‘The price for donating blood changes depending on how I negotiate’
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‘The price for donating blood changes depending on how I negotiate’
A wave of red corrugated roofs welcomes visitors to the city of Ibadan in southwest Nigeria. Inside the 200-year-old city’s centre, incessant traffic winds through narrow, unpaved roads and past crowded open-air markets. At the edge of the city, Opeyemi Dasola’s home, a square fortress of cement, is a calm oasis. Dasola, a streetside cheese
‘The price for donating blood changes depending on how I negotiate’
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Nigerians and the god of little patience
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Nigerians and the god of little patience
THE pathetic state of Nigeria was revealed in the N500 akara I bought in Orita Challenge area of Ibadan as I sought to launch an attack on certain loaves this week. As I held the steaming hot resource placed in black nylon in my hands, deep sorrow at the state of our union engulfed me.
Nigerians and the god of little patience
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Do you have a joint account?
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Do you have a joint account?
“Have you considered starting a financial union in the form of a joint account with your spouse? Or a business partner?” Picture this: encounters with curious minds probing into the dynamics of shared accounts between partners. It’s not just about operating a joint account; it’s a glimpse into a world of varied perspectives and intricate
Do you have a joint account?
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Tech-driven projects, rewarding creativity should be Tinubu’s priority —Kosidichimma Anyanwu, Ireland-based Nigerian entrepreneur
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Tech-driven projects, rewarding creativity should be Tinubu’s priority —Kosidichimma Anyanwu, Ireland-based Nigerian entrepreneur
Dr Kosidichimma Anyanwu is an Ireland-based Nigerian entrepreneur. She is a tech and media expert, TEDx-licensed convener, and founder of an eco-products and tech company that focuses on nature-based nutrition and artificial intelligence (AI)-powered therapy. At the centre of her diverse career is the desire to solve problems and make impact at all levels. In
Tech-driven projects, rewarding creativity should be Tinubu’s priority —Kosidichimma Anyanwu, Ireland-based Nigerian entrepreneur
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