Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 13th July 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/07/20
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FCMB renews commitment to business growth using technology
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FCMB renews commitment to business growth using technology
BUSINESS owners in Nigeria have been advised to leverage on the opportunities provided by digital technology to boost productivity, service delivery and overall performance of their organizations despite the challenges posed by the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This was the submission of guest speakers at the recently organised second edition of the First City Monument …
FCMB renews commitment to business growth using technology
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How ‘One Milion Boys’ gang leader, Ebila was killed
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How ‘One Milion Boys’ gang leader, Ebila was killed
Details have emerged of how the leader of Ibadan notorious gang, One Million Boys, Abiola Ebila, was killed on Sunday afternoon. Tribune Online gathered from a reliable source who craved anonymity, that Ebila and his team kidnapped a middle-aged man whose name as of the time of this report could not be ascertained and kept …
How ‘One Milion Boys’ gang leader, Ebila was killed
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Nigeria’s bad image is making things difficult for entrepreneurs abroad — Adekunle
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Nigeria’s bad image is making things difficult for entrepreneurs abroad — Adekunle
Opeyemi Adekunle, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of O’Bounce Technologies was honoured by Microsoft alongside 24 other entrepreneurs in 2017 for advancing extraordinary ideas to create positive change in Nigeria. In this interview with IFEDAYO OGUNYEMI, he bares his mind on the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the tech industry, his entrepreneurship journey and other …
Nigeria’s bad image is making things difficult for entrepreneurs abroad — Adekunle
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1,773 NDDC contractors allegedly abscond with mobilisation fees
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1,773 NDDC contractors allegedly abscond with mobilisation fees
A total of 1,773 contractors were allegedly paid N70.495 billion by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) as mobilisation fees without resorting to the site between 2008 and 2012. This was revealed as the House of Representatives at the weekend kicked-off its investigation into the N70.495 billion allegedly paid by the commission to the contractors. …
1,773 NDDC contractors allegedly abscond with mobilisation fees
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France: Atonement for sins against Africa?
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France: Atonement for sins against Africa?
FROM the report by some Nigerian dailies, France has decided to name some monuments after its soldiers of African descent who participated on its side during the Second World War and helped in its liberation war against German conquest in 1944. During the Second World War which coincided with the era of colonialism in Africa …
France: Atonement for sins against Africa?
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Exploring solutions to Nigeria’s health services conundrum
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Exploring solutions to Nigeria’s health services conundrum
ONE of the many gaps the rampaging COVID-19 pandemic has revealed in the fabric of the Nigerian society is the total absence of plans for emergency preparedness in many areas including healthcare. By both the AU 2001 Abuja Declaration and the 2003 Maputo Affirmation, all African countries agreed to devote at least 15 per cent …
Exploring solutions to Nigeria’s health services conundrum
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Vessels auction: My approval legal — Malami
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Vessels auction: My approval legal — Malami
THE Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, on Sunday, clarified that due process of law was followed in the approval granted to a firm, Omoh Jay Nig Ltd, to dispose of vessels. He said the approval followed the final forfeiture order obtained by his office and the presidential directive of …
Vessels auction: My approval legal — Malami
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Medview, Deep Capital, 111 others default in filling Q1 result
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Medview, Deep Capital, 111 others default in filling Q1 result
NIGERIAN Stock Exchange (NSE), has listed Deap Capital Management & Trust Plc and Medview Airlines among 13 companies yet to file their unaudited result for the first quarter ended March 30, 2020. In a deficiency filing notice, the NSE said the failure by the defaulters, including five insurance companies, three mortgage firms, is despite results …
Medview, Deep Capital, 111 others default in filling Q1 result
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Access Bank to acquire bank in Zambia
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Access Bank to acquire bank in Zambia
ACCESS Bank Plc has concluded plans to acquire another financial institution as part of its aggressive expansion drive. According to a statement issued by the company, Access Bank subsidiary in Zambia, Access Bank Zambia Limited, is already in an advanced stage to merge with Cavmont Bank Limited. Cavmont Bank, located in Lusaka, the capital of …
Access Bank to acquire bank in Zambia
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FMDQ admits Axxela’s N11.5bn bond
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FMDQ admits Axxela’s N11.5bn bond
THE FMDQ Group, through its subsidiary, FMDQ Security Exchange Limited, has admitted the Axxela Funding 1 PLC N11.50 billion Series 1 Bond on its platform. This was disclosed by the FMDQ Group in a statement in Lagos. The statement explained that FMDQ admitted the N11.5 billion Series 1 Bond, a which is under the Axxela …
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