Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 12th July 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 12/07/24
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Chocolate City Music announces 20th anniversary, launches Nutrybe Academy and Founders Fund
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Chocolate City Music announces 20th anniversary, launches Nutrybe Academy and Founders Fund
Chocolate City Music, Africa’s leading independent record label, marked the commencement of its 20th anniversary with a star-studded BET Awards activation in Los Angeles recently. The event held in collaboration with Afr!Ca Haus served as a celebration of Black Music Month and brought together influencers across the African diaspora. Over 400 guests attended the exclusive
Chocolate City Music announces 20th anniversary, launches Nutrybe Academy and Founders Fund
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FG to issue order against illegal tree felling, establish environmental crimes tribunal — Minister
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FG to issue order against illegal tree felling, establish environmental crimes tribunal — Minister
With Nigeria’s forest cover put at about 3.7 percent as against the recommended figure of 25 percent, the Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal has said that the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (FRIN) has a critical role to play in the Federal Government’s efforts to arrest forest degradation. The minister said this during a
FG to issue order against illegal tree felling, establish environmental crimes tribunal — Minister
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CBN’s economic reforms yielding significant results — Cardoso
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CBN’s economic reforms yielding significant results — Cardoso
Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Yemi Cardoso, has reassured Nigerians that the bank’s economic reforms were yielding significant results. Cardoso said that this had led to a 50 per cent reduction in month-on-month inflation between February and May. He made the remarks during the interactive session at the Business Day CEO Forum 2024
CBN’s economic reforms yielding significant results — Cardoso
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The sacred month of Muharram
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The sacred month of Muharram
IT is Muharram, the first month and beginning of the new Islamic calendar year, Hijirah 1446. Allah says: “Surely, the number of months according to Allah is twelve (as written) in the Book of Allah on the day He created the heavens and the Earth, of which there are Four Sacred Months. That is the
The sacred month of Muharram
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Hijrah: Islamic New Year (II)
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Hijrah: Islamic New Year (II)
IN the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. The Holy Qur’an, 70:4-6 says, “The angels and The Spirit ascend Unto Him in a Day The measure whereof Is (as) fifty thousand years: Therefore, do thou hold Patience, —a Patience Of beautiful (contentment). They see the (Day) indeed as a far-off (event):But We see it
Hijrah: Islamic New Year (II)
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Sanwo-Olu charges Muslims on charity at Ibile zakat foundation’s unveiling
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Sanwo-Olu charges Muslims on charity at Ibile zakat foundation’s unveiling
LAGOS State governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has implored Muslims to reduce poverty and empower the needy in the society through the payment of zakat, sadaqat and waqf. Governor Sanwo-Olu stated this last weekend at the launch/public presentation of the Ibile Muslims Community Zakat and Sadaqah Foundation with the theme ‘Empowering Communities through Zakat, Sadaqah and
Sanwo-Olu charges Muslims on charity at Ibile zakat foundation’s unveiling
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Hijab case: SAN cautions Ibadan school principal
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Hijab case: SAN cautions Ibadan school principal
A lawyer in the case involving Muslim parents and the International School, Ibadan (ISI), Mr Musibau Adetunbi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), has cautioned the principal of the school, Mr Yinka Akintunde, against creating a “non-existing unrest” in the school. Adetunbi stated this while reacting to a section of the 10-page affidavit deposed to
Hijab case: SAN cautions Ibadan school principal
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NASFAT-UK charges Muslims to rededicate to God
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NASFAT-UK charges Muslims to rededicate to God
THE convener of the Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society (NASFAT), Swansea branch, Wales in the United Kingdom, Mr Abdulfatai Omotunde, has called on Muslims in the UK to rededicate themselves to God rather than prioritising economic gains. Omotunde, a former amir of NASFAT, Alagbole branch and coordinator of Magboro Group, both in Lagos, made the call during the
NASFAT-UK charges Muslims to rededicate to God
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NSCIA advises govt, political leaders on traditional institution
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NSCIA advises govt, political leaders on traditional institution
THE apex Islamic authority in the country, the Nigerian Supreme CounciL for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), has advised government and political leaders at all levels to continue to accord the traditional institution and its holders the due respect that they deserve, especially where such is combined with Islamic leadership. It said this was in order to
NSCIA advises govt, political leaders on traditional institution
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MTN MUSON graduation ceremony and concert celebrates talented scholars
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MTN MUSON graduation ceremony and concert celebrates talented scholars
In a night filled with melody and creativity, the MTN Foundation and the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) celebrated the graduation of their latest cohort of scholars. The prestigious events held at the renowned MUSON Centre on July 4 and 5, showcased the immense impact of the MTN MUSON Scholarship Programme, which has been nurturing
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