Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 15th June 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 15/06/21
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Nigeria needs leaders who will unite the country —Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, on Monday, observed that with the challenges affecting the country at this time, there is a need for proactive leaders who are prepared to bring Nigerians together. He made the remark in Lagos at the weekend during a courtesy visit to the palace of Oniru of Iruland, His Royal Majesty, Oba
Nigeria needs leaders who will unite the country —Osinbajo
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Nigeria may not celebrate another Democracy Day except… —Soyinka
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Nigeria may not celebrate another Democracy Day except… —Soyinka
NOBEL laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has warned that the country is on the path of self-destruction and may not celebrate the next Democracy Day except President Muhammadu Buhari listens to and provides leadership that addresses the agitations and grievances of various groups of Nigerians. Soyinka, who likened the tempo for disintegration in recent time to
Nigeria may not celebrate another Democracy Day except… —Soyinka
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ATOPCON hones town planners’ skills on project procurement
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ATOPCON hones town planners’ skills on project procurement
Settlement experts under the auspices of the Association of Town Planning Consultants of Nigeria (ATOPCON) have been urged to abreast themselves with procedures associated with project procurement through competitive bidding process. This advice was giving by the ATOPCON’s President, Mr Adeniyi Odetoye, during the Annual Professional Development Workshop organised by the association to enhance the capabilities of
ATOPCON hones town planners’ skills on project procurement
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Kano varsity seeks support for ICT, AI robotics centres
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Kano varsity seeks support for ICT, AI robotics centres
The Yusuf Maitama Sule University, Kano, Kano State, has solicited the support of the Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy for the establishment of an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Artificial Intelligence and Robotics centres in the institution. The university’s head of Public Relations and Protocol, Malam Abdullahi Abba-Hassan, who disclosed this in a
Kano varsity seeks support for ICT, AI robotics centres
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Letter to minstrels of war
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Letter to minstrels of war
DEAR minstrel of war, all is fair in war. No foul! Those drumming the beats and singing the song of war in Nigeria should take a minute to read this. War is neither jolloff rice with chicken nor sharwarma with chilled soft drink, nor amala with gbegiri and goat meat. War is bitter. War is
Letter to minstrels of war
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Sub-Saharan Africa records 16.6m increase in child labour in four years
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Sub-Saharan Africa records 16.6m increase in child labour in four years
Sub-Saharan Africa has recorded an increase of 16.6 million in child labour in four years, due largely to some extreme factors peculiar to many African countries. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF), made this known in a new report titled: ‘Child Labour: Global estimates 2020, trends and the road
Sub-Saharan Africa records 16.6m increase in child labour in four years
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Prohibitive housing cost: Hope dims for Nigerians on N30,000 minimum wage
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Prohibitive housing cost: Hope dims for Nigerians on N30,000 minimum wage
With the current high cost of housing units and prohibitive mortgage, low-income Nigerians on minimum wage of N30,000 per month may never realise their dream of owning their own homes. DAYO AYEYEMI reports. If the current analysis/calculation on mortgage affordability for one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments across the country is anything to go by, many home-seeking
Prohibitive housing cost: Hope dims for Nigerians on N30,000 minimum wage
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We only suspended strike for 45 days —PASAN
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We only suspended strike for 45 days —PASAN
The Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) said it had suspended its strike for only 45 days to facilitate the passage of necessary legislations as contained in the Memorandum of Action (MOA), signed with the union by the government. The union had embarked on a nationwide strike due to the non implementation of Financial Autonomy
We only suspended strike for 45 days —PASAN
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NULGE backs Buhari’s position on how state govs manage LG funds
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NULGE backs Buhari’s position on how state govs manage LG funds
The Nigerian Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), has declared support for the position of President Muhammadu Buhari, on how the state governors have allegedly pilfered local government funds and destroyed the third tier of government. But NULGE appealed to President Buhari to go further and ensure that the situation is addressed through the ongoing
NULGE backs Buhari’s position on how state govs manage LG funds
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Akabogu is eminently qualified to head NSITF —Wogu, former Labour Minister
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Akabogu is eminently qualified to head NSITF —Wogu, former Labour Minister
A former Minister of Labour and Employment, Chief Emeka Wogu, has declared that the newly appointed Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), Dr Michael Akabogu, is eminently qualified to occupy that position, going by his academic qualifications, experience on the job and about the NSITF, as well as
Akabogu is eminently qualified to head NSITF —Wogu, former Labour Minister
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