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Adewunmi Adedayo
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Journalist, Nigerian Tribune
Ibadan
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Biography
Adewunmi Adedayo is a Journalist, and a reporter with IBTimes Uk. She is a graduate of English Language from Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria. She is also a Senior Reporter at the Nigerian Tribune, an African National Newspaper in Nigeria. She writes on different niches, ranging from business news, entertainment, politics, lifestyle, health, media and culture, among others.
Health, Entertainment, Politics, Social Justice , General News
Content
By Adewunmi Adedayo Verified|Examiner NewspapersGosnells residents may soon face less hassle when upgrading their homes. Council is pushing for simpler rules on small development projects. At the same time, it’s reviewing key local laws that affect fences, dogs, and public health. Both moves aim to cut red tape and give residents more say in how their city is run. At last week’s council meeting, the City of Gosnells agreed to advertise a draft planning policy that would exempt certain minor developments from needing formal planning approval.
By Adewunmi Adedayo Verified|Examiner NewspapersWhat started as a fun summer project has turned into something big. Thirty high school students from around Perth are heading to Houston, Texas. They’ll be representing Australia at a global robotics competition. It all began in summer workshops run by Curtin University students. No fancy labs. Just tools, teamwork, and a lot of trial and error. With help from their mentors, the teens learned to code, build, and think like engineers.
By Adewunmi Adedayo Verified|Examiner NewspapersThornlie’s bowling greens could soon be shielded from the harsh sun, while Willetton parks may get extra security, depending on which party voters choose in the upcoming federal election. Labor is promising $1.4 million to build a roof over the greens at Thornlie Bowling Club if the Albanese Government is re-elected. Meanwhile, the Liberal Party says it will deliver $324,000 for new CCTV and lighting upgrades in Willetton under a revitalised Safer Communities Fund.
Company Info
Nigerian Tribune
The Nigerian Tribune is Nigeria's oldest privately owned newspaper, established in 1949 by Chief Obafemi Awolowo. Headquartered in Ibadan, it operates under African Newspapers of Nigeria PLC and publishes daily, as well as Saturday and Sunday editions, in a tabloid format. The newspaper has a rich history of advocating for Nigerian independence and representing Yoruba interests. The Nigerian Tribune focuses on politics, business, and social issues, providing a platform for credible news. Its weekend editions, Saturday Tribune and Sunday Tribune, offer specialized content. The digital platform, Tribune Online, features breaking news, opinion pieces, and multimedia content across various categories. The publication has received awards for its editorial excellence and rich content. With a commitment to editorial independence, the Nigerian Tribune plays a significant role in Nigeria's media landscape. It emphasizes justice, self-determination, and democratic accountability, making it a vital source of information for the general public and policy influencers alike.
Founded: 1949