Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 6th August 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/08/20
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‘Domestic airfares unreasonable’
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‘Domestic airfares unreasonable’
THE federal government has been cautioned against preventing the domestic airlines from increasing the present airfare regimes being charged on the local routes. Describing the present fares as unreasonable to the operational cost and its offshore components, the Managing Director of Centurion Security Services and a member of the Aviation Round Table Group, Captain John …
‘Domestic airfares unreasonable’
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Why FG should no longer foot-drag on aviation bailout
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Why FG should no longer foot-drag on aviation bailout
Gradually, the country’s aviation sector, particularly, its domestic airlines are collapsing obviously because of the overwhelming negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic which has dealt a serious financial blow to the entire sector. For five months, the sector has been shut down with private and government investments put on hold even though the situation is …
Why FG should no longer foot-drag on aviation bailout
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29 first class graduates bag Kaduna’s foreign scholarship
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29 first class graduates bag Kaduna’s foreign scholarship
KADUNA State Scholarship and Loans Board said that two female candidates topped a list of 29 first class degree holders that were awarded scholarship under the merit-based foreign scholarship scheme. A statement by the executive secretary of the board, Malam Hassan Rilwan, disclosed that the awardees, Amina Sani Bello and Halima Alhafiz Aliyu, came first …
29 first class graduates bag Kaduna’s foreign scholarship
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E2%80%A2as-commodity-sells-between-n143-n150-litre-in-filling-stations/ Uncertainty trails petrol pump price •As commodity sells between N143-N150/litre in filling stations
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Uncertainty trails petrol pump price •As commodity sells between N143-N150/litre in filling stations
FOLLOWING an increase in the ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as petrol, there seems to be uncertainty as to the actual price of the commodity. The Petroleum Products Marketing Company (PPMC), a downstream subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) had on Tuesday, fixed the ex-depot price of PMS at …
Uncertainty trails petrol pump price •As commodity sells between N143-N150/litre in filling stations
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Ikeja Aviation Lions Club distributes sanitizers, nose masks at Lagos airport
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Ikeja Aviation Lions Club distributes sanitizers, nose masks at Lagos airport
Members of the Ikeja Aviation Lions Club have distributed items aimed at preventing the COVID-19 pandemic to passengers and workers at the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Mohammed airport, Ikeja, with a plea to continue observing social distancing. Members of the Ikeja Aviation Lions Club led by the president, Mr AbdulRahman Musa, while distributing …
Ikeja Aviation Lions Club distributes sanitizers, nose masks at Lagos airport
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Al-Qaeda penetrating N’West, US alerts Nigeria
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Al-Qaeda penetrating N’West, US alerts Nigeria
THE United States on Wednesday alerted Nigeria that the Al-Qaeda insurgent group has started penetrating the north-western part of the country. Commander of the US special operations command, Africa, Dagvin Anderson, during a digital media briefing held on Tuesday, said Al-Qaeda is also expanding to other parts of West Africa. Anderson, in the transcript of …
Al-Qaeda penetrating N’West, US alerts Nigeria
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FAAN pensioners call for reversal of slashed salary
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FAAN pensioners call for reversal of slashed salary
The Nigerian Union of Pensioners (NUP), Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) branch, has called for immediate reversal of its members pensions slashed last month in which 50 per cent of the pension was deducted. Comrade Emeke Njoku, Secretary of NUP, FAAN branch, in an interview with aviation journalists in Lagos called on the management …
FAAN pensioners call for reversal of slashed salary
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Nigeria spends N791.5bn on debt servicing, N139.7bn on capital projects in 3 months
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Nigeria spends N791.5bn on debt servicing, N139.7bn on capital projects in 3 months
NIGERIA spent a total of N791, 545,016,039 billion on debt servicing between January and March 2020, documents from the Debt Management Office have revealed. This is almost six times higher than the N139.7 billion capital expenditure for the first quarter of the year. It is also 15 times higher than the N51 billion allocated to …
Nigeria spends N791.5bn on debt servicing, N139.7bn on capital projects in 3 months
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Two years after concession, Warri port Terminal B still idle —Investigations
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Two years after concession, Warri port Terminal B still idle —Investigations
ON April 18, 2018, the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), in the presence of the National Council for Privatisation (NCP), Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), and the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC), announced the Sifax Group led consortium, Ocean and Cargo Terminal Services Limited as the winner of the bid process for the concession of the …
Two years after concession, Warri port Terminal B still idle —Investigations
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Jamoh: NIMASA poised to safeguard dockworkers’ welfare, rights
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Jamoh: NIMASA poised to safeguard dockworkers’ welfare, rights
THE Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has declared a renewed commitment towards furthering the interest of stevedores as captured in the 2014 Stevedoring Regulation. Director-General of NIMASA, Dr. Bashir Jamoh, disclosed this in Lagos during a courtesy visit by the leadership of the National Association of Stevedoring Companies (NASC). Jamoh pledged to work …
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