Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 26th April 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/04/20
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Tiwa Savage goes gospel
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Tiwa Savage goes gospel
With the recent spike in e-concerts and online sessions, it appears the incursion of the novel coronavirus, which has halted every form of social gathering is bringing to the fore the creativity of many entertainers in the entertainment industry. Popular Afrobeats singer, Tiwa Savage, is one artiste who has caught the eye of many …
Tiwa Savage goes gospel
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Alleged affair with queen Badirat: My story —K1
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Alleged affair with queen Badirat: My story —K1
Ever since the rumour of an alleged romantic affair with one of the queens of the Alaafin of Oyo broke out, Fuji legend, Wasiu Olasunkanmi Ayinde, more popularly known as K1 De Ultimate has been the topic of discussion in the entertainment space. Seeing that an official statement he issued made little or no impact …
Alleged affair with queen Badirat: My story —K1
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COVID-19 has showed we can’t run away from restructuring —Chekwas Okorie
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COVID-19 has showed we can’t run away from restructuring —Chekwas Okorie
Former national chairman of the defunct United Progressives Party, ( UPP) Chekwas Okorie has said agitation for restructuring of the federation will refuse to go away despite the aversion to it by certain power brokers in the country. Amidst criticisms of the lopsidedness trailing distribution of the palliatives to mitigate the effects of the lock …
COVID-19 has showed we can’t run away from restructuring —Chekwas Okorie
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World leaders launch plan to speed COVID-19 drugs, vaccine
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World leaders launch plan to speed COVID-19 drugs, vaccine
World leaders pledged on Friday to accelerate work on tests, drugs and vaccines against COVID-19 and to share them around the globe, but the United States did not take part in the launch of the World Health Organization (WHO) initiative. French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa were …
World leaders launch plan to speed COVID-19 drugs, vaccine
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US says will not take part in WHO global drugs, vaccine initiative launch
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US says will not take part in WHO global drugs, vaccine initiative launch
The United States will not take part in the launching of a global initiative on Friday to speed the development, production and distribution of drugs and vaccines against COVID-19, a spokesman for the U.S. mission in Geneva told Reuters. “There will be no US official participation”, he said in an email reply to a query. …
US says will not take part in WHO global drugs, vaccine initiative launch
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Cuba sends doctors to South Africa to combat coronavirus
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Cuba sends doctors to South Africa to combat coronavirus
Cuba sent 216 healthcare workers to South Africa on Saturday, the latest of more than 20 medical brigades it has sent worldwide to combat the coronavirus pandemic, in what some call socialist solidarity and others medical diplomacy. The Communist-run country has sent around 1,200 healthcare workers largely to vulnerable African and Caribbean nations but also …
Cuba sends doctors to South Africa to combat coronavirus
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Coronavirus: Worldwide death toll climbs to 200,000
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Coronavirus: Worldwide death toll climbs to 200,000
More than 200,000 people worldwide have now died with the coronavirus, figures from Johns Hopkins University show. There are more than 2.8 million confirmed cases of Covid-19, according to the tally. It comes after the number of fatalities in the US passed 50,000, as Americans endure the world’s deadliest outbreak. Chinese state media reported the …
Coronavirus: Worldwide death toll climbs to 200,000
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Covid-19: Ondo govt to distribute maize seeds as palliative to farmers
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Covid-19: Ondo govt to distribute maize seeds as palliative to farmers
The Ondo State Government said it would distribute special variety of maize seeds as palliative to farmers in the state, to help mitigate hunger after the Coronavirus pandemic. This is contained in a statement from the state Ministry of Agriculture, signed by the Ministry’s Information Officer, Mr Bolu Ajijo, on Saturday in Akure. According to …
Covid-19: Ondo govt to distribute maize seeds as palliative to farmers
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Report alleging suspension of corps members’ allowances false – NYSC
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Report alleging suspension of corps members’ allowances false – NYSC
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has described the report that the monthly stipends of corps members for April and May will be contributed to the fight against COVID-19 as false. The Director, Press and Public Relations of NYSC, Mrs Adenike Adeyemi, dismissed the claim in a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday. Adeyemi, who …
Report alleging suspension of corps members’ allowances false – NYSC
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COVID-19: Kenya extends nationwide curfew by 21 days
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COVID-19: Kenya extends nationwide curfew by 21 days
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday extended nationwide curfew for another three weeks, saying cessation of movement in some counties would remain in place for the same period. Kenyatta told a televised news conference in Nairobi that he took the decision following advice he received from the health ministry and relevant government agencies about the …
COVID-19: Kenya extends nationwide curfew by 21 days
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