Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 27th August 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/08/20
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Security: Makinde donates operational vehicle to FAAN
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Security: Makinde donates operational vehicle to FAAN
Gov Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has donated an operational vehicle to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) for maximum security in all the nooks and crannies of the Ibadan Airport. The Special Adviser on Security, Mr Fatai Owoseni, presented the vehicle to the management of FAAN on behalf of the governor at the …
Security: Makinde donates operational vehicle to FAAN
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Foreign loans not advisable
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Foreign loans not advisable
ACCORDING to recent statistics from the Debt Management Office, Nigeria’s public debt profile has hit an all-time high of N28.63 trillion as of the first quarter of the year 2020 – representing a 4.49% increase from the N27.40 trillion being Nigeria’s indebtedness as at the last quarter of 2019. In fiscal terms, this increment translates …
Foreign loans not advisable
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Kogi, Korea to strengthen technology-based education
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Kogi, Korea to strengthen technology-based education
THE Kogi State government and the Republic of Korea, through the Korea International Cooperation Agency, (KOICA) are building on their existing relationship to improve technology-based education in the state. In a teleconference meeting held which the governor participated in from his office in Lokoja recently, the country director of KOICA, Woochan Chang, spoke on the …
Kogi, Korea to strengthen technology-based education
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E2%80%95-nerc/ No tariff increase for vulnerable, poor Nigerians ― NERC
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No tariff increase for vulnerable, poor Nigerians ― NERC
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on Wednesday night said poor and vulnerable Nigerians will not experience any tariff increase, stating that review would be service-based. This was even as it disclosed that President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the waiver of 35% import duty on meters, to allow an early supply of meters to electricity …
No tariff increase for vulnerable, poor Nigerians ― NERC
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NUC, SSANU back Reps bill to establish Federal University of Technology in Asaba
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NUC, SSANU back Reps bill to establish Federal University of Technology in Asaba
A proposed law by the House of Representatives to establish a Federal University of Technology in Asaba, Delta State, got the support of the National Universities Commission, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities and other stakeholders last Thursday. The bill entitled ‘A Bill for an Act to Establish a Federal University of Technology, Asaba, Delta …
NUC, SSANU back Reps bill to establish Federal University of Technology in Asaba
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Naira heads to N500 to dollar at parallel market
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Naira heads to N500 to dollar at parallel market
FOLLOWING the directive by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) to authorized dealers to only open Forms M (a mandatory statutory document to be completed by all importers in Nigeria) for payments in favour of the ultimate supplier of the product or service, with immediate effect, signs have emerged that this will shrink extra source …
Naira heads to N500 to dollar at parallel market
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Kano approves N489.25m for NECO/NBAIS exams for 29,126 students
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Kano approves N489.25m for NECO/NBAIS exams for 29,126 students
KANO State government in its effort to assist the underprivileged students acquire qualitative education has approved N489.258 million for the payment of 2020 NECO/ National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies (NBAIS) examinations for 29,126 students. However, Tribune Education recalls that the state government had said only students that obtain five credits and above, including …
Kano approves N489.25m for NECO/NBAIS exams for 29,126 students
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Nigeria’s Q2 GDP decline better than forecast —Presidency
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Nigeria’s Q2 GDP decline better than forecast —Presidency
THE Presidency has said that the 2nd Quarter (Q2) 2020 Gross domestic product (GDP) estimates, which measures economic growth, published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) published on Monday showed that the Nigerian economy performed better than expected. Making this assertion in a statement issued by Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President (Media …
Nigeria’s Q2 GDP decline better than forecast —Presidency
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Rotary Club donates 15 sets of desks to Kaduna school
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Rotary Club donates 15 sets of desks to Kaduna school
ROTARY International has donated 15 sets of school desks to Ansar-ud-Deen College, Kaduna, to improve learning environment and make students comfortable during their studies, the district governor, District 9125 has said. Speaking during the presentation of the furniture at the Ansar-ud-Deen College, Rotarian Jumoke Bamgboye urged organisations and Nigerians to engage more in humanitarian activities …
Rotary Club donates 15 sets of desks to Kaduna school
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UNILAG: FG inaugurates 7-man panel to probe crisis •Says Buhari has no personal interest
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UNILAG: FG inaugurates 7-man panel to probe crisis •Says Buhari has no personal interest
THE Federal Government on Wednesday inaugurated a seven-man special presidential visitation panel to look into the crisis rocking the University of Lagos (UNILAG). The panel, led by Professor Tukur Sa’ad, is mandated to complete its assignment and submit within two weeks as well as come up with recommendations towards repositioning the institution to its pride …
UNILAG: FG inaugurates 7-man panel to probe crisis •Says Buhari has no personal interest
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