Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 20th April 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 20/04/21
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Financial autonomy: Lawyers denied entry to NASS complex
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Financial autonomy: Lawyers denied entry to NASS complex
FOLLOWING the directive by the president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Olumide Akpata, lawyers nationwide staged a protest on Monday to demand financial autonomy for the judiciary. There was, however, a drama as security officials locked the gate of the National Assembly and denied the lawyers entry. They had earlier converged at the Court
Financial autonomy: Lawyers denied entry to NASS complex
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Ogun: Deepening embrace of digital technology
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Ogun: Deepening embrace of digital technology
SINCE being sworn-in as the fifth democratically elected governor of Ogun State on May 29, 2019, Prince Dapo Abiodun has left no one in doubt about his administration’s interest and focus on the information super highway. Just weeks into the job, he launched the Ogun TechHUB , described as an innovation hub that provides ideal
Ogun: Deepening embrace of digital technology
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New IGP introduced to Buhari
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New IGP introduced to Buhari
The new acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Usman Baba, has been formally introduced to President Muhammadu Buhari. He was led to the presidential villa, Abuja on Monday by the Minister of Police Affairs, Maigari Dingyadi. Speaking to correspondents after the meeting, the acting IGP affirmed that the minister brought him to be introduced to
New IGP introduced to Buhari
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Is Lagos Anti-Cultism bill a sham?
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Is Lagos Anti-Cultism bill a sham?
Earlier this year, the Lagos State House of Assembly (LSHA) passed the Anti-cultism Bill. Interestingly, the bill, among its other salient issues, stipulates a 15-year jail term for anyone found guilty of abetting cultists and residents, who willfully allow their property to be used as meeting points by cultists. Then, only some weeks later, Lagos
Is Lagos Anti-Cultism bill a sham?
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‘Shellfish farming capable of boosting Nigerian economy’
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‘Shellfish farming capable of boosting Nigerian economy’
SHELLFISH farming has been said to be a major booster of the Nigerian economy if embraced. According to a professor of fisheries management, Professor Oluayo Bello-Olusoji of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), is still primarily gathered from the wild rather than farmed. He made this known while presenting a paper titled:”“Balanced Equation, the
‘Shellfish farming capable of boosting Nigerian economy’
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NVMA wants govt to implement annual diseases surveillance to reduce bird flu
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NVMA wants govt to implement annual diseases surveillance to reduce bird flu
The Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA) has called on the Federal Government to institutionalise annual disease surveillance to lessen the spread of Avian influenza and other deadly diseases in the country. NVMA identified avian influenza (bird flu) as a highly pathogenic and infectious disease with the potential of public health consequences and its outbreak in
NVMA wants govt to implement annual diseases surveillance to reduce bird flu
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We’ve paid N1.7bn claims to 5,000 farmers in two years —NAIC
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We’ve paid N1.7bn claims to 5,000 farmers in two years —NAIC
THE Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC), has said that it had paid not less than N1.7bn in claims to 5,000 farmers in the last two years. The claims, NAIC said, were paid to cover the losses incurred by the farmers who suffered various setbacks in their farms. NAIC is the only authorised Federal Government-owned insurance
We’ve paid N1.7bn claims to 5,000 farmers in two years —NAIC
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FG pledges support as Mudi emerges AFAN President
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FG pledges support as Mudi emerges AFAN President
THE Federal Government has assured of its full support for the All Farmers Association of Nigerian (AFAN), as Alhaji Farouk Rabiu Mudi, emerged National President. Speaking at the three-day General Assembly of Farmers 2021 in Kano, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Alhaji Muhammad Sabo Nanono, while congratulating the newly-elected National President and other
FG pledges support as Mudi emerges AFAN President
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FG launches IYECL, validates national policy on child labour, national action Plan 2021-2025
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FG launches IYECL, validates national policy on child labour, national action Plan 2021-2025
AS part of global action to accelerate the fight against child labour, the Federal Government has launched the 2021 International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour (IYECL). The event was to commemorate the formal launch and the implementation of the action pledges made by Nigeria at the global launch of IYECL in January this
FG launches IYECL, validates national policy on child labour, national action Plan 2021-2025
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11th Delegates’ Conference of NUP begins in Abuja Wednesday
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11th Delegates’ Conference of NUP begins in Abuja Wednesday
THE Nigeria Union of Pensions (NUP) will on Wednesday in Abuja begin its 11th National quadrennial delegate conference to elect new leaders to steer the affairs of the union. About 259 delegates from across the country are expected at the conference, where four governors would receive pensioner friendly governors award from the union. The governors
11th Delegates’ Conference of NUP begins in Abuja Wednesday
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