Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 29th January 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 29/01/21
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MTN supports African Union’s COVID-19 vaccination programme with $25m
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MTN supports African Union’s COVID-19 vaccination programme with $25m
MTN Africa has announced the donation of US$25 million in support of the African Union’s COVID-19 vaccination programme. According to a statement by the company, the donation is meant to support the union in securing up to seven million doses of COVID-19 vaccine for health workers across the continent, which will contribute to the vaccination …
MTN supports African Union’s COVID-19 vaccination programme with $25m
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Ondo intensifies fight against Lassa fever
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Ondo intensifies fight against Lassa fever
Despite the fears and death caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic across the globe, the Ondo State government has continued to show commitment in its fight against the spread of Lassa fever in the state. The state Commissioner for Health, Jibayo Adeyeye, also confirmed that the number of people dying from the disease in the state …
Ondo intensifies fight against Lassa fever
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Transparency International: Nigeria ranks second most corrupt West African country
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Transparency International: Nigeria ranks second most corrupt West African country
NIGERIA, in the Global Corruption Index (CPI) 2020 released on Thursday by Transparency International, fell three places to 149 out of 183 countries. With a score of 66, Seychelles consistently earns top marks in the African region, followed by Botswana (60) and Cabo Verde (58). At the bottom of the index are Sudan (16), Somalia …
Transparency International: Nigeria ranks second most corrupt West African country
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Buhari’s failure caused dislike for Fulani by Nigerians —Lamido
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Buhari’s failure caused dislike for Fulani by Nigerians —Lamido
FORMER governor of Jigawa State, Alhaji (Dr) Sule Lamido, has said the attacks on and dislike for Fulani (herders) by Nigerians is due to the failure of the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, who is believed to be the leader of the Fulani tribe. Lamido, who is also a former foreign affairs minister during former …
Buhari’s failure caused dislike for Fulani by Nigerians —Lamido
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‘Pageantry’ll showcase Niger-Delta’s cultural heritage’
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‘Pageantry’ll showcase Niger-Delta’s cultural heritage’
THE Convener of the maiden Face of Niger-Delta Cultural Pageant (FONDCUP), Miss Elizabeth Era, has said the cultural pageantry is aimed at showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. Era, who disclosed this during a media briefing in Lagos, said the pageant is also meant to change the negative impression of Nigerians about the …
‘Pageantry’ll showcase Niger-Delta’s cultural heritage’
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Femi Adefope wins Travellers’ Travel Personality of the Decade as Eko Hotels wins Hotel of the Decade
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Femi Adefope wins Travellers’ Travel Personality of the Decade as Eko Hotels wins Hotel of the Decade
DESPITE the traumatic business activities experienced by the tourism industry and its value chains, the Travellers Magazine was out of the hard time able to recognse some exceptional stakeholders whose innovativeness stood them out during the COVID-19 pandemic. A statement by the Publisher, Travellers Magazine/Atqnews, Mr Ikechi Uko, reads“We plan to host our first event …
Femi Adefope wins Travellers’ Travel Personality of the Decade as Eko Hotels wins Hotel of the Decade
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Bond film delay reportedly causing issues for brands, advertisers
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Bond film delay reportedly causing issues for brands, advertisers
The latest James Bond movie’s pandemic-related delays are reportedly causing problems for its marketing deals, with advertisers concerned that the film may end up featuring outdated product placements, The Sun reported. The 25th Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’, is currently due to release in cinemas on October 8, over a year after it was …
Bond film delay reportedly causing issues for brands, advertisers
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34th AU summit to leverage on African arts, culture, heritage
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34th AU summit to leverage on African arts, culture, heritage
THE 34th Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU) scheduled to take place on 6 and 7 February 2021 will hold under the theme: Arts, Culture and Heritage: Levers for Building the Africa We Want. However, it is worth noting that, Africa is universally recognised for its rich arts and …
34th AU summit to leverage on African arts, culture, heritage
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Wizkid, Diamond Platnumz, Nasty C, Khaligraph Jones, others announced as first performers for virtual MAMAs
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Wizkid, Diamond Platnumz, Nasty C, Khaligraph Jones, others announced as first performers for virtual MAMAs
The MTV Africa Music Awards, Kampala 2021 (MAMA) have announced a performance line-up that includes top stars from across the continent, including Nigerian megastar Wizkid, Uganda’s Sheebah Karungi, Tanzanian Diamond Platnumz, South Africa’s Nasty C, Kenya’s Khaligraph Jones, Suspect 95 from the Ivory Coast, Cape Verde’s Soraia Ramos and São Tomé and Príncipe’s Calema. The …
Wizkid, Diamond Platnumz, Nasty C, Khaligraph Jones, others announced as first performers for virtual MAMAs
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‘Youths need positive mentors for better society’
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‘Youths need positive mentors for better society’
Victor Chuka Onochie is the President/CEO of Genius Meta-4 International Limited and one of the most sought-after internationally certified life-coaches in Abuja. He has, for six years, helped people discover their purpose in life. ROTIMI IGE caught up with him recently for a no-holds barred interview where Onochie reveals why Nigerians need mentorship and how …
‘Youths need positive mentors for better society’
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