Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Saturday 4th January 2020
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Ibadan chief seeks constitutional roles for traditional rulers
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Ibadan chief seeks constitutional roles for traditional rulers
CHIEF Adegboyega Adegoke, an energy expert and Chief Wasiu Ajimobi, brother of former Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, were among the 14 newly promoted chiefs by the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji. Adegoke, Ajimobi and 12 others were promoted on Friday during a ceremony held at the Popoyemoja palace of the traditional ruler
Ibadan chief seeks constitutional roles for traditional rulers
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Police arrest 26 suspects in Benue during festive period —CP
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Police arrest 26 suspects in Benue during festive period —CP
Benue State Commissioner of Police, Mukaddas Garba on Friday said that the command arrested 26 suspects for kidnap, robbery and theft cases during the festive period in the state. Garba stated this in a statement he made available to our correspondent in Makurdi, adding that 205 live ammunition, one vehicle and nine motorcycles were recovered
Police arrest 26 suspects in Benue during festive period —CP
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Oil Bunkering: Nigerian Navy hands over 57 Nigerians, 7 Sri-Lankans, 2 Ghanaians to EFCC
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Oil Bunkering: Nigerian Navy hands over 57 Nigerians, 7 Sri-Lankans, 2 Ghanaians to EFCC
The Nigerian Navy (NN) on Friday handed over 57 Nigerians, seven Sri-Lankans and two Ghanaians, suspected to be involved in oil bunkering, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) also reported that the seven vessels, involved in the oil bunkering and having no valid approval, were arrested by
Oil Bunkering: Nigerian Navy hands over 57 Nigerians, 7 Sri-Lankans, 2 Ghanaians to EFCC
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How Glory, 13yrs; Samuel, 8yrs and Darasimi, 3yrs died in Ibadan inferno
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How Glory, 13yrs; Samuel, 8yrs and Darasimi, 3yrs died in Ibadan inferno
THE three children of Mr Tunde and Mrs Christianah Emmanuel, Glory, 13, Samuel, eight, and Darasimi, three, died in a fire incident at their residence, situated at Last Bus Stop, behind Ibadan Grammar School, Ibadan, early Friday. The fire, it was gathered, started around 1.00 a.m. The couple, according to sources, were not around and
How Glory, 13yrs; Samuel, 8yrs and Darasimi, 3yrs died in Ibadan inferno
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‘Call our daddy, please call mummy, we can’t come out of the room’
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‘Call our daddy, please call mummy, we can’t come out of the room’
For all three children of Mr Tunde Emmanuel and his wife, Christianah, the sun set in a very horrific manner just three days into the new year on Friday. To say it was a tale of misfortune for the Emmanuel family who had looked forward to having a glorious year with their children would be
‘Call our daddy, please call mummy, we can’t come out of the room’
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Leader of Zamfara bandits says no more war
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Leader of Zamfara bandits says no more war
LEADER of bandits in Zamfara State, Mohammed Bello, has waved the olive branch to the government and people of the state, saying armed robbery and other violent crimes would no longer happen in the state. He spoke at a meeting organised by the peace and reconciliation committee headed by state Commissioner of Police, Usman Nagogo, which
Leader of Zamfara bandits says no more war
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Fulani gunmen invade Kogi town, kill 23
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Fulani gunmen invade Kogi town, kill 23
SUSPECTED Fulani gunmen, in the early hours of Friday, killed no fewer than 23 people in Tawari, a community in Kogi Local Government Area of Kogi State, burning buildings, including churches and the palace of the king of the community. Tawari community is a few kilometers off Gegu town along the Lokoja-Abuja highway. A resident
Fulani gunmen invade Kogi town, kill 23
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UN warns of escalating hunger in North East
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UN warns of escalating hunger in North East
THE United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), the world’s largest humanitarian organisation, has warned of escalating hunger in the North East of Nigeria by June this year. This is contained in its latest report on hunger and humanitarian needs across the world. “An upsurge in violence in the North East has resulted in a fresh
UN warns of escalating hunger in North East
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Gbemi Saraki attacks Gov. AbdulRazaq
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Gbemi Saraki attacks Gov. AbdulRazaq
The Minister of State for Transport, Senator Gbemisola Saraki, on Friday accused Kwara State governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, of engaging in vindictive politics driven by envy and motivated by jelousy. The minister stated this in a statement she signed in reaction to Thursday’s demolition of her father’s property known as “Ile Arugbo” by the Kwara State
Gbemi Saraki attacks Gov. AbdulRazaq
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INEC has given me certificate of return but Speaker has refused to swear me in —Ilorin South candidate cries out
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INEC has given me certificate of return but Speaker has refused to swear me in —Ilorin South candidate cries out
Mr. Jimoh Raheem Agboola, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara State, contested for the Ilorin South constituency seat in the last House of Assembly election. He has found himself entangled in a sort of legal labyrinth occasioned by the confusion in the candidature of the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the election. In this interview by SAM NWAOKO, he tells his story and what he thinks is the way forward. Excerpts:
INEC has given me certificate of return but Speaker has refused to swear me in —Ilorin South candidate cries out
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