Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 12th February 2020
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Ndi Igbo and 2023 presidency
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Ndi Igbo and 2023 presidency
The origin of rotational leadership and management of political institutions predates democracy as a social system for inclusion and stability in any heterogeneous political arrangement. The political theory for rotating Nigerian presidency finds its fulcrum on balancing the wheel of social justice, equity and inclusiveness in the management and governance of the Nigerian enterprise. It
Ndi Igbo and 2023 presidency
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2023 and sloppy law of Nigerian politics
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2023 and sloppy law of Nigerian politics
The Fulani intelligentsia have crafted the most fragile sloppy political law for all heavyweight champions whose eyes are fixed on the 2023 goal post. The law is unwritten and it’s a mind game. The economy is taken, security gone and the media has become the battlefield knowing full well it is controlled by the South
2023 and sloppy law of Nigerian politics
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Service chiefs have overstayed welcome
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Service chiefs have overstayed welcome
One merit I perceive will come from replacing the current service chiefs is that it would help to inspire fresh hope, confidence, trust and expectations against the current deep-seated suspicion and despair. However, I am one of the people that do not see that as the fundamental problem because of people like former Inspector General
Service chiefs have overstayed welcome
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How Adewara and Oresanwo confronted Africa’s socio-economic myths at the UK-Africa Summit
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How Adewara and Oresanwo confronted Africa’s socio-economic myths at the UK-Africa Summit
The UK-Africa Investment Summit, held late January 2020, witnessed many personalities and events. High on the agenda of the summit was how to empower African women in order to boost Africa’s economic potential. There is no doubt that there is an encouraging number of African business women and workforce that are making the continent proud.
How Adewara and Oresanwo confronted Africa’s socio-economic myths at the UK-Africa Summit
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Zulum: The burden of a governor
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Zulum: The burden of a governor
As the reign of terror persists in Borno State, KUNLE ODEREMI, in this report, reflects on the ripple effects on governance in the state and the country generally. ON the assumption of office on May 29, 2019, the governor of Bono State, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, set a 10-point agenda for his administration. Top
Zulum: The burden of a governor
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Deceit, betrayal bane of developmental politics —Oniyangi
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Deceit, betrayal bane of developmental politics —Oniyangi
Mallam AbdulAzeez Yinka-Oniyangi was the governorship candidate of the New Progressives Movement (NPM) in the last elections in Kwara State. In this interview, he shared his experience in politics, among other issues. DAPO FALADE brings the excerpt. What triggered your interest in politics? Honestly, looking back I found it difficult to pin down a
Deceit, betrayal bane of developmental politics —Oniyangi
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How power can shift in Rivers in 2023 —Nemieboka
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How power can shift in Rivers in 2023 —Nemieboka
As the succession battle for the governorship seat in Rivers State gradually becomes intense, the convener of the United Rivers Alliance (URA), Dason Nemieboka, talks on power shift in 2023 and the unending muscle-flexing in the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC). ONYEMA GODWIN brings the excerpts. We are three years away
How power can shift in Rivers in 2023 —Nemieboka
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Bayelsa residents commend W/Bank, seek extension of SEEFOR project
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Bayelsa residents commend W/Bank, seek extension of SEEFOR project
Residents of Bayelsa State have commended the World Bank for initiating the State Employment and Expenditure For Results (SEEFOR) Project, while seeking for the extension of the project in the state beyond the 2020 deadline. The project has employed 17,665 residents and ensured the construction of 406 roads across the state in the last six
Bayelsa residents commend W/Bank, seek extension of SEEFOR project
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Okowa wants more partnership with private sector for cleaner environment
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Okowa wants more partnership with private sector for cleaner environment
Delta State governor, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, has called for more collaboration, especially with the private sector in providing a cleaner and aesthetic environment in the state. The governor made the call in Asaba on Friday while on a working visit to the sites of some beautification projects executed by the Asaba Capital Territory Development Agency.
Okowa wants more partnership with private sector for cleaner environment
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Delta, USAID sign MoU for E-WASH implementation
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Delta, USAID sign MoU for E-WASH implementation
THE Delta State government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for the implementation of Effective Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services (E-WASH) in the state. At the ceremony in Asaba, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa stated that for Nigeria to get it right as a nation, there must
Delta, USAID sign MoU for E-WASH implementation
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