Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 11th February 2025
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 11/02/25
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target=_blank>Trump, Vance, Musk criticise US Courts as judges oppose policies
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Trump, Vance, Musk criticise US Courts as judges oppose policies
“If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney general in how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that’s also illegal. Judges aren’t allowed to control the executive’s legitimate power,”
Trump, Vance, Musk criticise US Courts as judges oppose policies
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target=_blank>The meaning of legal effect ofnext of kin (2)
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The meaning of legal effect ofnext of kin (2)
THE LEGAL OPTIONS To avoid these uncertainties, it is good to write a Will early enough, at least from age forty, when one has any reasonable asset worthy of preservation. Another option is to acquire assets in the joint names of the couple, for instance to buy land in the name of Mr. Joe Musa
The meaning of legal effect ofnext of kin (2)
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target=_blank>How activities of politicians, trado-medical practitioners,religious groups may stall N893bn ad projection in 2028
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How activities of politicians, trado-medical practitioners,religious groups may stall N893bn ad projection in 2028
Despite the optimism and excitements surrounding the likelihood of the nation’s advertising industry hitting the N893 billoon mark by 2028, activities of some advertisers, if not curtailed, might make such dream a mirage, Nigerian Tribune has learnt. A report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), and unveiled by the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON), the apex
How activities of politicians, trado-medical practitioners,religious groups may stall N893bn ad projection in 2028
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target=_blank>What govt should do to solve unemployment crisis —NECA DG
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What govt should do to solve unemployment crisis —NECA DG
Director-General of the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA), Mr. Adelewa Smatt-Oyerinde, in this interview, proffers solutions to Nigeria’s unemployment crisis and other pertinent economic issues. CHRISTIAN APPOLOS brings excerpts: UNEMPLOYMENT Outlook in 2025 remains similar to 2024. What measures should the Government Take to asddress this situation? Jobs don’t grow on trees; they are created.
What govt should do to solve unemployment crisis —NECA DG
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target=_blank>Makinde developing the potentials of our youths —Oyo commissioner
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Makinde developing the potentials of our youths —Oyo commissioner
Honourable Wasila Adefemi Adegoke is the youngest commissioner in the cabinet of Governor Seyi Makinde. She is in charge of youth and sports in Oyo State, in this interview with YINKA OLADOYINBO, she speaks on how she has been handling issues relating to the youth, efforts at making the state regain its lost glory in
Makinde developing the potentials of our youths —Oyo commissioner
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target=_blank>Vulgar use of money has chased away competent hands from our leadership process —Amb Yemi Farounbi
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Vulgar use of money has chased away competent hands from our leadership process —Amb Yemi Farounbi
Dr. Yemi Farounbi is a media icon, whose landmark professional footprints remain indelible in the annals of the WNTV-WNBS in Ibadan and as a manager of the Nigerian Television Authority. He is equally a political leader and a diplomat, who once served as Nigeria’s Ambassador to Philippines. His vast knowledge across fields of human endeavour
Vulgar use of money has chased away competent hands from our leadership process —Amb Yemi Farounbi
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target=_blank>The world is a funny place-or has it always been a joke?
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The world is a funny place-or has it always been a joke?
IT is tempting to want to see the world as a funny place or perhaps as a joke going by the level of foolish things that are not just pursued as valuable, but are presented as important to life and social actions and relations. Imagine that in spite of the position of my brother, Sina
The world is a funny place-or has it always been a joke?
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target=_blank>Buhari’s poverty of truth
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Buhari’s poverty of truth
Muhammadu Buhari contested the 2015 election as Mai Gaskiya (the truthful one). He promised to publish his asset declaration form. He never did for eight years. For eight years, he lived big and clean, wearing designer shoes and wristwatches. He held multi-million-naira wedding ceremonies for his children. He ate and picked his teeth and posted
Buhari’s poverty of truth
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target=_blank>The return of tollgates onfederal highways
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The return of tollgates onfederal highways
LAST week, in a rather routine development, the Federal Government said it had returned tolling to federal highways, over 20 years after its stoppage by the Olusegun Obasanjo administration. The toll operations commenced with the 227.2-kilometre Abuja-Keffi-Akwanga-Lafia-Makurdi corridor. Speaking at the inauguration of the scheme at the Garaku Toll Station in Nasarawa State, the Minister
The return of tollgates onfederal highways
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target=_blank>How NASC’s SeedTracker, SeedCodex is curbing seed adulteration, improve crop yield
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How NASC’s SeedTracker, SeedCodex is curbing seed adulteration, improve crop yield
THE National Agricultural Seed Council (NASC) of Nigeria is currently revolutionising the agricultural sector with innovative technologies, SeedTracker and SeedCodex, designed to improve seed quality, traceability and farmer confidence. These systems aim to combat the challenges of counterfeit seeds and inefficient certification processes, ensuring farmers have access to high-quality, certified seeds essential for improved productivity
How NASC’s SeedTracker, SeedCodex is curbing seed adulteration, improve crop yield
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