Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 6th June 2019

Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 6th June 2019

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target=_blank>Mirroring the slippery grounds of Nigerian 419 ‘con-text’ in Ernest Bhabor’s Legacy

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Mirroring the slippery grounds of Nigerian 419 ‘con-text’ in Ernest Bhabor’s Legacy

ALMOST everyone loves a story with a good ending, and when the story is infused with the usual rags to riches narrative, it is thrilling. This is because in a country like Nigeria, life seems to be a long stream of sorrow, punctuated with cataracts of momentary joy. The harsh realities that stare Nigerians in
Mirroring the slippery grounds of Nigerian 419 ‘con-text’ in Ernest Bhabor’s Legacy
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target=_blank>Tales from lands far and near

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Tales from lands far and near

A review of WALE OKEDIRAN’S ‘Tales of a Troubadour’ by Akintayo Abodunrin
Tales from lands far and near
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target=_blank>Niger SUBEB chair bemoans low teacher quality, performance

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Niger SUBEB chair bemoans low teacher quality, performance

The chairman of the Niger State Basic Education Board, Alhaji Alhassan Bawa Mohammed Niwero, has decried the low performance of teachers in the state’s basic schools, which he listed as one of the challenges of his administration. This he attributed to the board’s inability to provide adequate capacity development opportunities for the large size of
Niger SUBEB chair bemoans low teacher quality, performance
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target=_blank>Make physical education compulsory —FCE lecturer

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Make physical education compulsory —FCE lecturer

A lecturer in the Federal College of Education, Abeokuta, Dr Bolatito Adeniji, says there is a connection between physical fitness and mental alertness; and that promoting physical fitness among schoolchildren will inexorably lead to improved academic performance, among other benefits. She has, therefore, called on the Nigerian government to make Physical Education compulsory in all
Make physical education compulsory —FCE lecturer
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target=_blank>FG boosts adult literacy centre with learning materials

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FG boosts adult literacy centre with learning materials

THE Adult Literacy Centre at the Federal Government College (FGC), Otobi, Benue State, has received a major boost with additional instructional materials for learners, which were provided by the government. Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Sonny Echono, while making the presentation of more learning materials at the centre, said the Federal Government was determined
FG boosts adult literacy centre with learning materials
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target=_blank>We need to professionalise teaching at universities — Muganda

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We need to professionalise teaching at universities — Muganda

The Executive director of the Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR), Professor Tade Aina, and the director of Higher Education as well as team leader for Pedagogical Leadership in Africa (PedaL), Dr Beatrice Muganda, recently led a team of 59 resource persons from different parts of the world to Nigeria to deliver a
We need to professionalise teaching at universities — Muganda
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target=_blank>Why Nigeria is not ripe for underage varsity admission —Obaji, Ogunyemi, others

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Why Nigeria is not ripe for underage varsity admission —Obaji, Ogunyemi, others

Recently, 15-year-old Franklin Ekene was celebrated for emerging as the highest scorer in the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, having scored 347 out of the 400 points obtainable. Unfortunately, his university of choice, the University of Lagos, insisted it could not offer him admission on account of his age, citing ‘official regulation’ of a minimum
Why Nigeria is not ripe for underage varsity admission —Obaji, Ogunyemi, others
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target=_blank>Afe Babalola’s rescue from nonexistence

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Afe Babalola’s rescue from nonexistence

Nonexistence is not merely a function of not being born or nothingness. It indicates an individual whose sojourn through time is not noteworthy. However, comparatively small individual spaces of relevance may be, no man is born empty. We are embodiments of potentials deposited in us by the Creator for the benefit of humanity. Being rescued
Afe Babalola’s rescue from nonexistence
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target=_blank>Paying parents for children’s education

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Paying parents for children’s education

Recently, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) under the Educate-A-Child Cash Transfer Programme gave money to 7,342 parents of out-of-school children in Kebbi State to facilitate their children’s education. According to the UNICEF project coordinator in the state, Malam Isah Usman, the sum of N8,000 was paid every term to the mothers of the affected
Paying parents for children’s education
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SCOAN, UK experience and promise of things to come

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SCOAN, UK experience and promise of things to come

WHEN Nigeria’s former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, after watching the June 1 2019 United Kingdom Emmanuel TV Revival held at the FlyDSA arena in Sheffield, he described the impact of the event as a blessing. It is obvious that none could have contradicted his position. According to him, “people have come from all over the […]
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