Timeline Of Tinubu’s Foreign ‘Working Vacation’ Trips In Two Years

President Bola Tinubu’s frequent foreign travels, particularly those identified as ‘working vacations,’ have sparked reactions on social media. Since taking office on May 29, 2023, Tinubu has undertaken numerous international trips for official diplomatic and economic purposes. Checks by TRIBUNE ONLINE revealed that since his assumption, Tinubu has embarked on ‘working vacation’ trips abroad for…

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#EndBadGovernance: Security Operatives Arrest Journalist, Protesters In Abuja

Security operatives have arrested a freelance journalist, Ayoola Babalola, covering the ongoing #EndBadGovernance protest, alongside an unconfirmed number of protesters in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Babalola, in a post on his WhatsApp status, disclosed his arrest on Saturday afternoon. GISTSMATE MEDIA reports that security operatives suspected to be men of the Department of…

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‘Nigerians Must Go’ Protests Continue In Ghana Over Alleged Crimes

Tensions flared in parts of Ghana on Tuesday as groups of protesters took to the streets demanding the expulsion of Nigerians over allegations of rising crime, including prostitution, ritual killings, and economic dominance. GISTSMATE MEDIA reports that similar protest also occurred last weekend in Accra, the country’s capital. Videos circulating widely on social media showed…

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BREAKING: DHQ Establishes Operation Safe Corridor In North-West To Rehabilitate Ex-Bandits

The Defence Headquarters has officially established Operation Safe Corridor in the North-Western zone of Nigeria, with its headquarters located in Tsafe, Zamfara State. The initiative aims to curb insecurity by providing a structured process for rehabilitating and reintegrating repentant terrorists who voluntarily surrender their arms. During the official handover of office facilities that will serve…

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BREAKING: Premier League To Accommodate Muslim Players During Ramadan With Match Pauses For Iftar

The Premier League and English Football League have confirmed that match officials will allow short in-game pauses during Ramadan so Muslim players and referees can break their fast after sunset. The arrangement applies to fixtures that overlap with iftar, the time when Muslims end their daily fast. In the United Kingdom during Ramadan, sunset typically…

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