Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 12th March 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 12/03/20
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NUC and Nigeria’s fake professors
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NUC and Nigeria’s fake professors
The views of professors are very much valued. Professors are also well-regarded professionals in a number of fields, without a doubt. T his is so because the designation is customarily given after years of thorough academic work inside the confines of a tertiary educational community. Good professors are astute debaters. They read a lot and
NUC and Nigeria’s fake professors
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Making a case for vocational training
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Making a case for vocational training
The essence of university education has been defeated in Nigeria. In the real sense, not everyone should be in the university, as the university is meant for individuals with a high level of thinking, innovation, problem solving and sound reasoning. Many entrants into Nigeria’s university fail to meet these requirements, hence the problem with many
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Ighalo’s silent message to critics
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Ighalo’s silent message to critics
While many Nigerians, notably Nigerian enthusiasts of English club Manchester United were jubilating for having the first Nigerian player in the club, pundits and critics did not see anything good in Odion Ighalo. Manchester United needed a striker to change the tide of their results in all competitions. Marcos Rashford has gone with injury leaving
Ighalo’s silent message to critics
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Maritime insecurity: Jamoh urged to tackle rising cost of armed guards
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Maritime insecurity: Jamoh urged to tackle rising cost of armed guards
Operators in the eastern flanks of the nations waterways have urged the newly appointed Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr Bashir Jamoh to tackle headlong, the rising cost of armed guards which has pushed many operators out of business. Speaking to Nigerian Tribune, a staff of Interserve Nigeria Limited,
Maritime insecurity: Jamoh urged to tackle rising cost of armed guards
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Maersk to provide logistics support for FMCG companies in Nigeria
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Maersk to provide logistics support for FMCG companies in Nigeria
Maersk has unveiled a plan to provide logistics and supply chain management support for Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) companies in Nigeria. FMCGs are products that are sold quickly and at a relatively low cost. They include non-durable household goods such as packaged foods, beverages, toiletries, over-the-counter drugs, and other consumables. These products are usually consumed
Maersk to provide logistics support for FMCG companies in Nigeria
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How Navy, OMSL partnership recued Chinese ship from pirate attack
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How Navy, OMSL partnership recued Chinese ship from pirate attack
According to a news report on the website of Fleetmon, builders of the world’s first public vessel data collection, which helps organisations deliver better logistic reports, a general cargo ship, the Hungarian Glory, managed by Tianjin Xinhai International. Ship Management was attacked by pirates on the March 5, 2020, along the coastal side of Lagos,
How Navy, OMSL partnership recued Chinese ship from pirate attack
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Stakeholders commend Buhari over new NIMASA DG appointment
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Stakeholders commend Buhari over new NIMASA DG appointment
Stakeholders at the nation’s maritime sector have applauded the appointment of Dr Bashir Jamoh as the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). In a chat with Nigerian Tribune, they said his appointment will bring development and success to the industry due to his vast knowledge of the maritime industry. Jamoh,
Stakeholders commend Buhari over new NIMASA DG appointment
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COVID-19: BASL charges travellers, airport users on safety consciousness
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COVID-19: BASL charges travellers, airport users on safety consciousness
IN the aftermath of the Coronavirus currently ravaging nations of the world, management of Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), has advised travellers to be safety conscious, particularly in the area of personal and respiratory hygiene. This came just as the MMA2 operators have noted that sanitisers
COVID-19: BASL charges travellers, airport users on safety consciousness
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Importance of aviation to Africa’s economic growth
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Importance of aviation to Africa’s economic growth
OBVIOUSLY, there are lots of issues militating against the development of aviation on the African continent which, without doubt, has been the bane of the growth of the sector. Presently, talking about African airlines that are doing well, the only one that readily comes to mind is Ethiopian Airlines, an African airline that has succeeded
Importance of aviation to Africa’s economic growth
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FAAN constitutes scholarship system for staff children
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FAAN constitutes scholarship system for staff children
THE Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has instituted an automatic degree scholarship scheme for staff children across the 5 geo-political zones of the country. The Managing Director, FAAN, Captain Hamisu Yadudu who announced this at the FAAN unions’ 2019 conference in Lagos with the Theme: ‘Collective Bargaining, A Tool for Superior Organisational Performance’ said
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