Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 24th February 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 24/02/25
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target=_blank>Consumer goods stock surges by 6.6 per cent inanticipation of Ramadan
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Consumer goods stock surges by 6.6 per cent inanticipation of Ramadan
As Muslim faithfuls worldwide prepare for the holy month of Ramadan which begins in few days, the Consumer Goods index of the Nigerian Exchange maintained bullish performance last week with the benchmark NGX All-Share Index (ASI) rising by 0.41 percent week-on-week (WoW) to close at 108,497.40 basis points. Across the sectoral front, market performance was
Consumer goods stock surges by 6.6 per cent inanticipation of Ramadan
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target=_blank>German 2025 election: Conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz emerges winner
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German 2025 election: Conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz emerges winner
“The most important thing is to reestablish a viable government in Germany as quickly as possible,” he said, adding, “I am aware of the responsibility. I am also aware of the scale of the task that now lies ahead of us.”
German 2025 election: Conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz emerges winner
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target=_blank>Ogun to benefit as world’s largest protein producer invests $2.5bn in Nigeria
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Ogun to benefit as world’s largest protein producer invests $2.5bn in Nigeria
OGUN, Nigeria’s top investment destination, is set to reap huge benefits as the largest protein producer in the world, JBS of Brazil, has indicated interest in investing $2.5 billion in the livestock subsector of Nigeria’s economy. The Controlling Shareholder of the company, Mr. Wesley Batista, gave this indication when officials of his firm, led by
Ogun to benefit as world’s largest protein producer invests $2.5bn in Nigeria
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target=_blank>A review of IBB’s book of billions
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A review of IBB’s book of billions
In five parts, thirteen chapters, six appendices, including an interview; a prologue and an epilogue, he sought to give a definite definition of himself. But, for me, the deepest insight into the person of General Ibrahim Babangida is not in his expensive book (it fetched him billions; I bought a copy for N40,000). The greatest
A review of IBB’s book of billions
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target=_blank>The arrest of Apetu of Ipetumodu by US government
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The arrest of Apetu of Ipetumodu by US government
IN what would appear to signpost the unabated impairment of the moral value system in the Nigerian society, yet another citizen has, in a sense, put the country in the eye of the storm on account of his alleged fraudulent activities in the United States. This development is not assuaged by the fact that the
The arrest of Apetu of Ipetumodu by US government
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target=_blank>EVOLVE
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EVOLVE
Entrepreneurial vision and visionary entrepreneurship To evolve means to develop gradually… Entrepreneurship is a function of the entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is a spirit, leadership is its soul, while society is its body. Without the spirit, the body is dead. Entrepreneurs evolve to advance the world by transforming the economy and modernizing the society. The entrepreneurial spirit
EVOLVE
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target=_blank>Defining Leadership
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Defining Leadership
Last week, I was keynote speaker at one of the high-flying theological institutions in South-West Nigeria. I spent about two hours discussing leadership as a tool for excellence. Each time I have had to discuss leadership, there is always something new to say. There is also that great distinction between leadership and management that I
Defining Leadership
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target=_blank>Free trade zone: $200bn foreign investments may leave Nigeria, NACCIMA warns
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Free trade zone: $200bn foreign investments may leave Nigeria, NACCIMA warns
…Over 600,000 jobs at risk AMID the Federal Government’s proposed tax reforms targeting tax imposition on Free Trade Zones (FTZs), the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has sounded the alarm, warning that the decision could drive away over $200 billion in Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) from the country and
Free trade zone: $200bn foreign investments may leave Nigeria, NACCIMA warns
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target=_blank>Maintaining MPR at 27.50 per cent, beginning of better deal for business —LCCI
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Maintaining MPR at 27.50 per cent, beginning of better deal for business —LCCI
THE Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commended the latest decision by the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to retain the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 27.50 percent, describing it as the beginning of a better deal for the business community, regarding credit cost. The Chamber, in a
Maintaining MPR at 27.50 per cent, beginning of better deal for business —LCCI
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target=_blank>How we gathered eggheads to manage Nigerian economy —IBB
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How we gathered eggheads to manage Nigerian economy —IBB
Names Prof Ojetunji Aboyade, Prof Ikenna Nzimiro, Michael Omolayole, Professor Akin Mabogunje, Dr Chu Okongwu, Chief Olu Falae, Dr Kalu Idika Kalu as top economists, technocrats tapped for economic agenda FORMER military president, General Ibrahim Babangida has provided details of how his regime gathered top Nigerian economists and technocrats to salvage the nation’s economy during
How we gathered eggheads to manage Nigerian economy —IBB
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