Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 16th July 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 16/07/20
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E2%80%95-official/ 57 health workers contract COVID-19 in Plateau ― Official
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57 health workers contract COVID-19 in Plateau ― Official
The Commissioner for Health in Plateau, Dr Nimkong Lar, has said that 57 health workers were infected with COVID-19 in the course of their legitimate duties in various health centres in the state. Lar stated this at a press briefing after an executive council meeting on Wednesday in Jos. He said that they were workers …
57 health workers contract COVID-19 in Plateau ― Official
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WHO, UNICEF warn of decline vaccinations during COVID-19
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WHO, UNICEF warn of decline vaccinations during COVID-19
The World Health Organisation and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), have warned of an alarming decline in the number of children receiving life-saving vaccines around the world because of COVID-19 pandemic. WHO, in a statement posted on its website, stated that the decline was due to disruptions in the delivery and uptake of immunisation services …
WHO, UNICEF warn of decline vaccinations during COVID-19
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FG approves Solid Waste Management Policy
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FG approves Solid Waste Management Policy
The Federal Executive Council presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday approved Solid Waste Management Policy to boost employment opportunities and ensure a healthy environment in the country. The Minister of Environment, Alhaji Muhammad Mahmood, made this known when he briefed State House correspondents on the outcome of the Council’s eighth virtual meeting in …
FG approves Solid Waste Management Policy
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Club for restructured Nigeria welcomes Obasanjo: SNC before 2023 elections (2)
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Club for restructured Nigeria welcomes Obasanjo: SNC before 2023 elections (2)
LAST week’s discussion centred on an examination of the need to revisit the institutional and socio-political structure of Nigeria and embrace a new structural reform which will decentralise power to the regional units. Equally, I considered the views of some Nigerians, including mine, expressed in times past, on the subject of restructuring and why the …
Club for restructured Nigeria welcomes Obasanjo: SNC before 2023 elections (2)
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Children of pastoralists, from polygamous homes most hit by malnutrition in Kano — Study
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Children of pastoralists, from polygamous homes most hit by malnutrition in Kano — Study
Experts have said that cultural and feeding practices in local polygamous households In Kano will need further investigation to understand the association between polygamy had severe malnutrition. In a new study, experts found that children between the ages of 12 and 23 months old, those who came from households rearing domestic animals and those from …
Children of pastoralists, from polygamous homes most hit by malnutrition in Kano — Study
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E2%80%95-ioc-member/ If we don’t have Tokyo Games, we’re unlikely to have Beijing 2022 ― IOC member
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If we don’t have Tokyo Games, we’re unlikely to have Beijing 2022 ― IOC member
If the postponed Tokyo Olympics do not go ahead next year due to COVID-19, then the 2022 Beijing Winter Games will likely also fall victim to the pandemic. Long-time International Olympic Committee (IOC) member D*** Pound made the assertion on Wednesday in London. “If there is no vaccine and countries are unable to contain the …
If we don’t have Tokyo Games, we’re unlikely to have Beijing 2022 ― IOC member
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We cannot allow gains made on health to be reversed by COVID-19 — Pathfinder
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We cannot allow gains made on health to be reversed by COVID-19 — Pathfinder
Country Director, Pathfinder International, Dr Amina Aminu Dorayi, has said Nigeria should not allow the modest strides it made in improving access to sexual and reproductive health services to be reversed by COVID-19. Dr Dorayi, who spoke at the 2020 World Population Day celebration webinar hosted by Pathfinder International, stated that this is critical because …
We cannot allow gains made on health to be reversed by COVID-19 — Pathfinder
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COVID-19 to gulp N24bn in Abuja in a year —Expert
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COVID-19 to gulp N24bn in Abuja in a year —Expert
Chairman, Medical subcommittee, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Ministerial Expert Advisory Committee on COVID-19, Dr Ejike Oji, says by projection N24 billion will be required to treat all the COVID-19 patients at the FCT if the current COVID-19 transmission rates in the area persist. Dr Oji spoke at a World Population Day webinar hosted by the …
COVID-19 to gulp N24bn in Abuja in a year —Expert
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Eat a plate of pepper soup, boost your libido
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Eat a plate of pepper soup, boost your libido
Food and s** have a long, complicated history. For years, people have talked about some foods that work on both psychosomatic and physiological levels. Supported in part by mythological beliefs and in part by actual science, pepper soup garnished with scent leaf, nutmeg and African ginger can help boost s** drive. In Nigerian society, pepper …
Eat a plate of pepper soup, boost your libido
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Psychosocial Disability Awareness Month: Why is it important?
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Psychosocial Disability Awareness Month: Why is it important?
Case A: Ngozi was a second-year university student when she was diagnosed as having a bipolar disorder. She suffered a manic episode, characterized by dis-inhibited behaviour, hearing voices and experiencing grandiose delusions. She went around the campus hugging everyone and telling them how rich and brilliant she was. She had previously been depressed two years …
Psychosocial Disability Awareness Month: Why is it important?
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