Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 29th July 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 29/07/24
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Permanent secretary pledges to prioritise staff welfare, training
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Permanent secretary pledges to prioritise staff welfare, training
The new Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Youth Development, Mr. Olubunmi Olusanya, has assumed duties and promised to give priority attention to staff welfare and training to improve productivity. Olusanya, made the commitment when he officially received handover notes from the outgone Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dunoma Umar Ahmed who has been redeployed
Permanent secretary pledges to prioritise staff welfare, training
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ITF registers 522,778 artisans for SUPA training
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ITF registers 522,778 artisans for SUPA training
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) has announced the registration of 522, 778 artisans scheduled for skill training in 2024. Speaking in Abuja at the Weekend the the Director General of the ITF, Dr Afiz Oluwatoyin Ogun disclosed that the Agency has registered the artisans across the nation. He explained that under the ‘Skill Up Artisans (SUPA)’ programme, trainings
ITF registers 522,778 artisans for SUPA training
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NiMet predicts three-day thunderstorms, rains nationwide from Monday
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NiMet predicts three-day thunderstorms, rains nationwide from Monday
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency ( NiMet) has predicted thundery and rainy weather conditions from Monday to Wednesday across the country. According to NiMet’s Sunday weather projection from Abuja, there will be morning thunderstorms on Monday over portions of the states of Taraba, Bauchi, Borno, Kebbi, and Katsina. The agency predicted thunderstorms for later in the
NiMet predicts three-day thunderstorms, rains nationwide from Monday
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Emirate tussle: WAZOBIA, CSO urge protesters to shelve protest
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Emirate tussle: WAZOBIA, CSO urge protesters to shelve protest
Two Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), WAZOBIA and the Civil Society Organization for Conflict Resolution in Nigeria (CS-CRIN), have urged protesters to shelve their planned protest scheduled for August 1, 2024, in Kano. The NGOs cited the ongoing emirate crisis in the state, which has already created tension, and warned that the protest could be hijacked by
Emirate tussle: WAZOBIA, CSO urge protesters to shelve protest
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48 Abuja youth groups pull out of proposed protest
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48 Abuja youth groups pull out of proposed protest
Not fewer than 48 youth groups in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has pulled out of the proposed nationwide protests against economic hardship currently rocking the country slated for August 1st. Chairman National Youth Council of Nigeria (FCT branch), Comrade Suleiman Ango disclosed this during the town hall engagement organized by the FCT Minister, Barrister
48 Abuja youth groups pull out of proposed protest
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Nationwide protest: Police call for caution amidst security challenges in Yobe
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Nationwide protest: Police call for caution amidst security challenges in Yobe
As Yobe State recovers from insurgency, the Commissioner of Police, Garba Ahmed has acknowledged citizens’ constitutional rights to peaceful assembly but called for caution by the organisers of the #EndBadGovernmentinNigeria protest. According to the Command through the PPRO, DSP Dungus Abdulkarim, “However, we are unprepared to face additional security challenges. Recent insurgency activities in Gujba
Nationwide protest: Police call for caution amidst security challenges in Yobe
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Speaker Abbas to hold townhall meeting with youth groups, Wednesday
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Speaker Abbas to hold townhall meeting with youth groups, Wednesday
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, will engage segments of Nigerian youth groups and organisations at a town hall meeting at the National Assembly on Wednesday, 1 August 2024. The proposed Town Hall meeting coincides with the 10-day nationwide protest initiated by various interest groups, which is scheduled to take
Speaker Abbas to hold townhall meeting with youth groups, Wednesday
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Hardship: Nigerians must demand identity of protesters – Ex-Kaduna CAN chairman
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Hardship: Nigerians must demand identity of protesters – Ex-Kaduna CAN chairman
The former Chairman of, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Kaduna branch, Reverend Joseph Hayab has said Nigerians must demand to know the identify of those behind the Proposed Protest in Nigeria: According to him avoiding the Identity of the protesters and their sponsors can lead to anarchy and social disorder. He made this
Hardship: Nigerians must demand identity of protesters – Ex-Kaduna CAN chairman
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Hardship: Protest, essential right of citizens — Gbenga Hashim
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Hardship: Protest, essential right of citizens — Gbenga Hashim
A former presidential candidate and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Gbenga Hashim has argued that the right to protest by any group of Nigerians or individuals concerning any situation is an essential part of citizens’ freedom of expression provided for in the 1999 Constitution in so far as such rights are
Hardship: Protest, essential right of citizens — Gbenga Hashim
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Rivers PDP congress, mere kindred meeting — Rep Ugochinyere
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Rivers PDP congress, mere kindred meeting — Rep Ugochinyere
Following conflicting court orders on the conduct of party congresses by the Peoples Democratic Party PDP in Rivers State, a chieftain of the party and member of the House of Representatives, Ikeagwuonu Ugochinyere has described the Saturday, July 26, 2024 congresses in Rivers State as mere kindred meeting and a nullity. While reacting to the
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