Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 23rd June 2024
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Steps to genuine salvation and its benefits
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Steps to genuine salvation and its benefits
STEPS TO GENUINE SALVATION. You accept the word preached to you, you are baptized and came to the Church. You have to continue to hear the word as faith came by hearing, hearing the word of God. You will also meditate in it, and believe the word of the Gospel. Repentance and conversion are very
Steps to genuine salvation and its benefits
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I don’t worry about what people say anymore —Ighodaro
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I don’t worry about what people say anymore —Ighodaro
Actress Osas Ighodaro has said the loss of her mother led her to prioritise self-expression and self-love, rather than worrying about others’ opinions. This she said has allowed her to enjoy life more fully and find happiness in each moment. In an interview on Arise TV, Ighodaro shared her journey towards embracing a more liberated
I don’t worry about what people say anymore —Ighodaro
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Check out who is a fool (I)
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Check out who is a fool (I)
EVERYBODY is prone to foolishness but by taking the necessary precautions you can avoid being foolish. Nobody wants to be called a fool but many times, people do things which qualify them to be so described. You must avoid foolishness and also know how to deal with fools. People who constantly exhibit (and refuse to
Check out who is a fool (I)
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Training on conflict management will reduce violence among youths in Niger Delta
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Training on conflict management will reduce violence among youths in Niger Delta
THE Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) has said that the reason for the intensive training for youths in the Niger Delta held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, was to tackle and ensure the reduction of criminality and other forms of violence across communities in the region. The training was organised by
Training on conflict management will reduce violence among youths in Niger Delta
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FG to engage 1,200 youths annually in planting 2 million trees nationwide
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FG to engage 1,200 youths annually in planting 2 million trees nationwide
THE Federal Government has revealed that it is set to engage about 1,200 youths to plant two million trees in at least 24 local government areas across the country yearly under its tree planting programme. Minister of State for Environment, Dr Iziaq Kunle Salako, who disclosed this, said the national programme tagged President Bola Ahmed
FG to engage 1,200 youths annually in planting 2 million trees nationwide
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I bagged a foreign scholarship, but my father asked me to take ICAN exams instead —EX-CBAAC DG, Amao
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I bagged a foreign scholarship, but my father asked me to take ICAN exams instead —EX-CBAAC DG, Amao
Olubunmi Amao is the immediate Director-General, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation. I’m this interview, she told SEGUN KASALI her life story. LET’S look at your parental background. My dad is the Asiwaju of Ibadanland. I was born in Kano just like my four siblings because my father met his wife in Kano
I bagged a foreign scholarship, but my father asked me to take ICAN exams instead —EX-CBAAC DG, Amao
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As Fulani man I face persecutions, constant threats to my life —Archibshop Lamido,
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As Fulani man I face persecutions, constant threats to my life —Archibshop Lamido,
The former Dean of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Archbishop of Kaduna Province, and the Bishop of Wusasa Diocese, the Most Reverend Dr. Ali Buba Lamido, retired recently after 27 years of meritorious service in the Lord’s vineyard. The first Fulani Bishop in Nigeria speaks with ISAAC SHOBAYO on a myriad of issues,
As Fulani man I face persecutions, constant threats to my life —Archibshop Lamido,
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Many great personalities behind Nigeria’s problems —Baba Ayewa
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Many great personalities behind Nigeria’s problems —Baba Ayewa
Veteran gospel musician, Pastor Joseph Adelakun, popularly known as Baba Ayewa, is one of the cleric-cum-musician who has dignified himself in the gospel music ministry and the vineyard. In this interview with SEYI SOKOYA, he speaks about life after 75 and his successful journey from an Indian hemp smoker to a vessel unto God. YOU
Many great personalities behind Nigeria’s problems —Baba Ayewa
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How to make democracy work for the people
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How to make democracy work for the people
FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo has been at it in recent conversations. Western democracy is not working for Africa, so, we need a homegrown democratic model that will work for us. He suggested what he called “afro-democracy.” The former President is really suited to lead that discussion, whether for Nigeria or in the African context. He
How to make democracy work for the people
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Rehoboam, presidential jet and Nigerians’ Aparo eggs
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Rehoboam, presidential jet and Nigerians’ Aparo eggs
Nigerians have indeed suffered tremendously in the last one year. Not strictly the hunger tugging at our bellies. That pestilence of hunger was brilliantly conveyed by the whammy soundbite, “Ebi npa wa o” as Lagos Island people’s response to the president’s fleet of gleaming SUVs last year. As an aside, permit the pun, I think
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