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Seyi Gesinde
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By Seyi Gesinde Verified| Nigerian Tribune Verified A three-storeyed building, Wednesday morning collapsed at Mercy Street, Ita-Faaji area of the Lagos Island, leaving many school pupils on the topmost floor feared dead. The cause of the sad incident which occurred at 10:00 am, according to an eye witness, could not be ascertained but informed that no fewer than 10 pupils feared dead had been evacuated from the rubbles.
By Sanya Adejokun, Seyi Gesinde Verified| Nigerian Tribune Verified Federal Government on Thursday finally admitted that Boko Haram and Islamic State of West Africa (ISWAP) terrorists now target Christians in their attacks. At a press briefing in Abuja, Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said the terrorists changed tactics and began to target Christians and Christian villages in order to cause disaffection among the two dominant religions in the country.
By Seyi Gesinde Verified| Nigerian Tribune Verified A three-storeyed building, Wednesday morning collapsed at Mercy Street, Ita-Faaji area of the Lagos Island, leaving many school pupils on the topmost floor feared dead. The cause of the sad incident which occurred at 10:00 am, according to an eye witness, could not be ascertained but informed that no fewer than 10 pupils feared dead had been evacuated from the rubbles.
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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.
Nigeria, Nigeria
Founded: 1949