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Tunde Asaju
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Writer, Daily Trust
Nigeria
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general beats
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By Tunde Asaju Verified| Daily Trust Verified By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa A few days ago, I came across a poignant story on Aljazeera, chronicling the life of 77-year-old Mohammed al-Nabahin, who, like thousands of others in Gaza, now calls a tent his home. Once a symbol of stability, the tent is now a mere shelter for someone whose world has been reduced to ruins. Meanwhile, Israel’s government has announced plans for a “voluntary” migration office, seemingly offering Palestinians a way out of Gaza.
By Tunde Asaju Verified| Daily Trust Verified Some men are born blessed, others work for their own blessing while others gingerly walk up to theirs. For 61-year-old Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, it is better to walk to blessing. Wike left the Rivers State University of Science and Technology, with a degree in law. Although he went to law school to complete the journey, he had no intention of ending up as a charge-and-bail lawyer. When opportunity presented itself, he returned to school for a master’s in political administrative studies.
By Tunde Asaju Verified| Daily Trust Verified By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa A few days ago, I came across a poignant story on Aljazeera, chronicling the life of 77-year-old Mohammed al-Nabahin, who, like thousands of others in Gaza, now calls a tent his home. Once a symbol of stability, the tent is now a mere shelter for someone whose world has been reduced to ruins. Meanwhile, Israel’s government has announced plans for a “voluntary” migration office, seemingly offering Palestinians a way out of Gaza.
Company Info
Daily Trust
Daily Trust Newspaper is a prominent Nigerian daily publication, part of Media Trust Limited, established in 1998. It began with the *Weekly Trust* and transitioned to the daily format with *Daily Trust* in 2001 to meet the demand for news during Nigeria's return to civilian rule. The company has since expanded its offerings to include *Sunday Trust* and has become a leading media force in northern Nigeria. Headquartered in Abuja, Daily Trust is recognized for its commitment to investigative journalism and regional reporting. It serves a wide audience across Nigeria, particularly in the northern region. The newspaper also operates a digital platform that provides real-time news updates and multimedia content. Through the Daily Trust Foundation, established in 2016, the company supports journalism and medical students with scholarships and training, and collaborates with organizations to enhance investigative reporting on critical issues.
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Founded: 2008