Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 7th November 2019

Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 7th November 2019

Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 07/11/19

Why I dropped out of school to focus on writing —Daniel Mbolo

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Why I dropped out of school to focus on writing —Daniel Mbolo

IT was just six months before Daniel Mbolo would finish his first degree in Law at the Niger Delta University in Bayelsa when he felt his intellectual capacity was not being tasked enough, and thus, he bade farewell to the programme. That was in 2005. Inasmuch as that decision sounded somehow to many people, Mbolo,
Why I dropped out of school to focus on writing —Daniel Mbolo
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Oyo ANFE celebrates International Literacy Day

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Oyo ANFE celebrates International Literacy Day

Members of the Oyo State Agency for Adult and Non-Formal Education (ANFE), have joined other stakeholders in the system across the state to celebrate this year’s International Literacy Day as stipulated by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), in Ibadan. Welcoming members of adult and non-formal education stakeholders in the state, in
Oyo ANFE celebrates International Literacy Day
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Of scientific fiction and Yoruba language

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Of scientific fiction and Yoruba language

A review of Bode Oje’s book, Journey to Second-Earth by Yemi Ogunsola.
Of scientific fiction and Yoruba language
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Nigeria’s high cost of oil production

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Nigeria’s high cost of oil production

WHEN the Minister of State for Petroleum, Mr. Timipre Sylva, recently spoke at a seminar organised by the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, he only reiterated the dominant complaint in the industry about the relatively high cost of crude oil production in the country. It costs $35 to
Nigeria’s high cost of oil production
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Emir Sanusi’s lamentation

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Emir Sanusi’s lamentation
THE 14th Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II recently told a moving story of how a mother watched her sick child die while waiting to ask the Emir for financial assistance, because she could not afford to buy prescribed drugs of N3,000, which, in context, was less than $10. Since “he who feels it knows
Emir Sanusi’s lamentation
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WNTV at 60: A future trapped in the past

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WNTV at 60: A future trapped in the past

WHAT Premier Obafemi Awolowo’s Western Nigeria government did in Ibadan on October 31, 1959, was a long throw into the ages ahead of his era. Establishing a TV station, the first in Africa, was part of a bigger picture Awolowo designed to engage and honourthe distant, seemingly indistinct future still to land. An uncompromising believer
WNTV at 60: A future trapped in the past
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How a dying man was raised in Adamawa crusade — Bishop Zuga

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How a dying man was raised in Adamawa crusade — Bishop Zuga

A cleric has been reported to have restored life into a young man who was said to have been in a coma for seven days. It was gathered that Bishop Sam Zuga of the House of Joy Ministry, healed the average-age man in the middle of a crusade-like event and a free medical treatment programme
How a dying man was raised in Adamawa crusade — Bishop Zuga
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Don’t privatize water sector AUPCTRE, ERA/FoEN appeal to BASG

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Don’t privatize water sector AUPCTRE, ERA/FoEN appeal to BASG
A strong appeal has been made on Bauchi State Government to as a matter of necessity drop the idea of privatization of the water sector in the as it will bring untold hardship on the general public particularly the poor among the populace. The appeal was made by the leadership of Amalgamated Union of Public
Don’t privatize water sector AUPCTRE, ERA/FoEN appeal to BASG
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Bayelsa poll: 7 PDP govs, chairman, others storm Yenagoa

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Bayelsa poll: 7 PDP govs, chairman, others storm Yenagoa

At least six governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the party national chairman, Uche Secondus, and other party leaders on Wednesday stormed Yenagoa, the Bayelsa state capital and demanded a transparent governorship election in the state. Secondus said the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the security agencies to be
Bayelsa poll: 7 PDP govs, chairman, others storm Yenagoa
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