Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 8th December 2019
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Ajasin: Political stakeholders ignite debate on leadership, rule of law
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Ajasin: Political stakeholders ignite debate on leadership, rule of law
Memories of the first civilian governor of old Ondo State, Michael Adekunle Ajasin, were brought back to life last week when virtues of the late educationist were extolled during the 20th colloquium organised by Adekunle Ajasin Foundation to celebrate the late politician, HAKEEM GBADAMOSI writes. IT was a gathering of eminent persons cutting across different professional
Ajasin: Political stakeholders ignite debate on leadership, rule of law
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Street lights: Is nightlife gradually
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Street lights: Is nightlife gradually
STEPHEN GBADAMOSI writes on the sudden resurgence of street lights in key parts of the Oyo State capital, Ibadan, and the implication for night life and enhancement of security in the metropolis. The story has always been that highways in Oyo State, like in most other states of the nation, are always pitch-dark after dusk.
Street lights: Is nightlife gradually
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Echoes from Progressive Governors Forum parley in Jos
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Echoes from Progressive Governors Forum parley in Jos
ISAAC SHOBAYO writes on the fallouts of the recent meeting of governors of the All Progressives Congress (APC), under the banner of Progressive Governors Forum in Jos, Plateau State. The Progressives Governors Forum, the umbrella body of governors elected on the ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) met recently in Jos, Plateau State, to
Echoes from Progressive Governors Forum parley in Jos
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Why election in Nigeria will not be free, fair —Goa’r, Ex-lawmaker
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Why election in Nigeria will not be free, fair —Goa’r, Ex-lawmaker
Honourable Emmnuel Goa’r was speaker of Plateau State House of Assembly and later member of the House of Representatives. In this interview with ISAAC SHOBAYO, he speaks on recent elections in the country and other national issues. What is your assessment of the last general elections and the recent governorship elections in Bayelsa and Kogi
Why election in Nigeria will not be free, fair —Goa’r, Ex-lawmaker
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Drama of governorship tussle between Benue PDP, APC
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Drama of governorship tussle between Benue PDP, APC
It has been a case of mixed grill for members of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) in Benue State over the just-decided governorship election petition, JOHNSON BABAJIDE writes. The Court of Appeal recently upheld the election of Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, after a protracted struggle
Drama of governorship tussle between Benue PDP, APC
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Water scarcity: Complaints, commendations as Ondo shops for solution
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Water scarcity: Complaints, commendations as Ondo shops for solution
HAKEEM GBADAMOSI writes on the experience of residents of parts of Ondo State with regard to access to potable water Across the globe, water is a necessity in everyday life and its usefulness cannot be overemphasised. In Ondo State, though government has been trying to ensure there is water supply to various homes, residents have
Water scarcity: Complaints, commendations as Ondo shops for solution
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Clipping the wings of Alapere canal
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Clipping the wings of Alapere canal
Akure is the Ondo State capital. The panegyric of the people runs thus: Akure l’omi meji/O p’ejeji l’Ala/ Ala se bi ere bi ere/Ala d’omi ebo. Translated: Akure has two rivers/It named both Ala/Like play; like play/Ala became rivers you must worship. In those days, human beings were offered as sacrifice to the gods. So,
Clipping the wings of Alapere canal
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I disguised as a mad man so as to sleep inside abandoned vehicles —Oyebanji
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I disguised as a mad man so as to sleep inside abandoned vehicles —Oyebanji
HOW has the journey of life been for you? I trained as a mechanic in Akure, Ondo State, with Mr Dokun Oladejo. When I came to Lagos, my condition was so bad that I was sleeping inside an abandoned vehicle at Oniwaya in Agege. Even then, some guys conspired to deal with me. It
I disguised as a mad man so as to sleep inside abandoned vehicles —Oyebanji
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What is wrong with Amaechi?
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What is wrong with Amaechi?
There was a year the Faculty of Health Sciences in Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile Ife recorded an unusual mass failure of students that caught the attention of the Students Union. A protest was mounted against the leadership of the faculty to explain what happened. On the second day of the demonstrations, the Dean of
What is wrong with Amaechi?
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Almajiri schools: Why pupils may return to the streets despite govt multimillion naira project
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Almajiri schools: Why pupils may return to the streets despite govt multimillion naira project
ISHOLA MICHAEL writes that the Almajiri School in Buzaye, Bauchi State, is falling apart and something must be done urgently if the pupils would not have to go back to the streets where they were taken from, thus defeating the purpose of setting up the school. THE almajiri issue in the northern part of
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