Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 31st January 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 31/01/25
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target=_blank>Play critical role in future of healthcare services, Provost charges new students
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Play critical role in future of healthcare services, Provost charges new students
The provost, Ajorosun College of Health Technology, Ibadan, Dr Niyi Odedele has charged matriculating students of the institution on playing critical roles in shaping the future of healthcare services in the country. He said this on Thursday during a combined matriculation held for the 1st four sets of the institution. Odedele who is also the
Play critical role in future of healthcare services, Provost charges new students
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target=_blank>Spotify for Artistes: A new hope for musicians in the age of streaming
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Spotify for Artistes: A new hope for musicians in the age of streaming
In today’s music landscape, streaming has become the dominant way for audiences to discover and consume music. For artists, platforms like Spotify are not just optional—they are essential to gaining global recognition. Yet, with a staggering 120,000 new tracks released on music streaming platforms daily, according to Luminate, standing out in this crowded space is
Spotify for Artistes: A new hope for musicians in the age of streaming
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target=_blank>Police clamp down on criminal activities in Akwa Ibom, arrest suspects
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Police clamp down on criminal activities in Akwa Ibom, arrest suspects
The Akwa Ibom State Police Command says she has intensified its crackdown on crime and criminal activities in the state, leading to the arrest of multiple suspects involved in burglary, child trafficking, and illicit drug trade, among other criminal activities. Addressing journalists while parading the suspects at the State Police Headquarters, Ikot Akpan Abia, the
Police clamp down on criminal activities in Akwa Ibom, arrest suspects
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target=_blank>MAAUN matriculates 1,241 students for 2024/2025 academic session
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MAAUN matriculates 1,241 students for 2024/2025 academic session
Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) Kano, has matriculated no fewer than 1,241 newly admitted students for the 2024/ 2025 academic session with 192 foreigners. The matriculation ceremony, the fourth since the university was established in 2021, took place at the Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed Twin Lecture Theatre with guests, including parents, government functionaries,
MAAUN matriculates 1,241 students for 2024/2025 academic session
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target=_blank>Stop storing explosives for illegal mining — FG warns
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Stop storing explosives for illegal mining — FG warns
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has warned against individuals storing explosive devices in their homes for illegal mining activities. The minister said this on Wednesday in Sabon Pegi, Niger State, during a condolence visit to residents following a dynamite explosion on Monday, which resulted in the loss of lives and properties.
Stop storing explosives for illegal mining — FG warns
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target=_blank>Eniola Ajao celebrates milestone, announces new movie
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Eniola Ajao celebrates milestone, announces new movie
Nigerian actress and filmmaker, Eniola Ajao opened up about her latest projects, including the highly anticipated film ‘Owanbe Thieves’, set to hit cinemas nationwide on April 18th. She disclosed that her previous film, “Ajakaju: The Beast of Two Worlds,” was a massive success, grossing over N250 million at the box office. Speaking to Friday Treat,
Eniola Ajao celebrates milestone, announces new movie
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target=_blank>‘Despite insecurity, no adolescent girl in Zamfara would be denied access to education’
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‘Despite insecurity, no adolescent girl in Zamfara would be denied access to education’
Hajiya Saadatu Abdu Gusau is the Zamfara State Project Coordinator of Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE), a World Bank-supported project. In an interview with ATTAHIRU AHMED, she said the project strives to break down barriers and create pathways to a brighter future for all adolescent girls and women in the state. What
‘Despite insecurity, no adolescent girl in Zamfara would be denied access to education’
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target=_blank>What we know so far about the plane crash in Washington DC
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What we know so far about the plane crash in Washington DC
No survivors are expected after a passenger plane collided in mid air with a helicopter near Washington DC on Wednesday evening, officials in the US say. The plane was carrying 64 passengers and crew when it landed in the Potomac River after the collision. The helicopter had three people on board, who were labelled a
What we know so far about the plane crash in Washington DC
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target=_blank>Exodus from X: Why Nigerian media houses aren’t joining the bandwagon
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Exodus from X: Why Nigerian media houses aren’t joining the bandwagon
Following the reelection of Donald Trump as president of the United States and the notable influence that Elon Musk played through his ownership of Twitter, now known as X, several media organizations in the West have closed their accounts on the social media app citing various reasons. However, major newspapers in Nigeria have no plans
Exodus from X: Why Nigerian media houses aren’t joining the bandwagon
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target=_blank>I am ready for marriage, but… — Olumide Oworu
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I am ready for marriage, but… — Olumide Oworu
Olumide Owuru was born on December 11 1994 in Nigeria and is a versatile actor, model and surprisingly, a rapper. He began his acting career at the age of six with the television series, ‘Everyday People’ and is best known for his roles as ‘Tari’ in the Africa Magic series, ‘The Johnsons’. In addition to
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