Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 5th July 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 05/07/21
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Of Nigerian entertainers and social vices
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Of Nigerian entertainers and social vices
NIGERIAN barbers are doing amazingly well, regardless of the unending aspersions about them. One among many funny tweets I’ve read about their selflessness reads: “Nigerian barbers will mark your head with white powder while giving you a carve, you will get home only to wash it and find your head shaped like amoeba”. That’s funny,
Of Nigerian entertainers and social vices
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Letter to APC youths
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Letter to APC youths
The Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee (CECPC) of our great party has approved the guidelines and the conduct of congresses across Wards, local government areas (LGAs) and states of the federation to elect party officials. By rolling out these modalities for the conduct of the congresses, I am sure the Mai Mala Buni-led caretaker committee had
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The coming of energy park and modular refineries
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The coming of energy park and modular refineries
THE Federal Government under President Buhari has kept its word by ensuring that modular refineries were not only given licenses but also encouraged to begin production. There is now a conducive environment for investors to open modular refineries in the country. About 35 modular licenses were issued in the past but nothing was done about
The coming of energy park and modular refineries
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National FinTech Strategy must be fit-for-purpose, says CBN
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National FinTech Strategy must be fit-for-purpose, says CBN
THE Deputy Governor in charge of Financial Systems Stability, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mrs Aishah Ahmad, has tasked stakeholders in the financial sector to ensure the development of a robust, inclusive and actionable National FinTech Strategy that is fit-for-purpose. Mrs Ahmad gave the charge recently at the kick-off of a virtual meeting for the
National FinTech Strategy must be fit-for-purpose, says CBN
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Interbank rates to move in mixed directions despite N30bn OMO maturity
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Interbank rates to move in mixed directions despite N30bn OMO maturity
THERE are expectations that interbank rates will move in mixed directions amid marginal inflow of N30 billion matured Open Market Operation (OMO) bills. Also, dealers expect local Over the Counter (OTC) bond prices to increase (and yields to moderate) as long term yields remain relatively attractive amid declining yields in the money market. Meanwhile, the
Interbank rates to move in mixed directions despite N30bn OMO maturity
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Nigeria not part of $4bn World Bank COVID-19 Vaccine Support Initiative
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Nigeria not part of $4bn World Bank COVID-19 Vaccine Support Initiative
THE World Bank has announced that it is providing over $4 billion for the purchase and deployment of COVID-19 vaccines for 51 developing countries, half of which are in Africa. However, Nigeria’s name is missing among the countries listed as beneficiaries. The $4 billion is to support COVID-19 vaccination efforts in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Benin, Cabo
Nigeria not part of $4bn World Bank COVID-19 Vaccine Support Initiative
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NDIC reiterates commitment to capacity building in media industry
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NDIC reiterates commitment to capacity building in media industry
THE management of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has assured that the corporation will continue to support capacity-building initiatives in the Nigerian media industry, especially in areas covering bank failures and deposit insurance. Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer NDIC, Mr. Hassan Bello gave this assurance during a courtesy visit last week by the executive members
NDIC reiterates commitment to capacity building in media industry
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Coronation Merchant Bank lists N25bn bond on NGX
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Coronation Merchant Bank lists N25bn bond on NGX
THE Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited has admitted N25 billion bond issued by Coronation Merchant Bank. The N25 billion Coronation Merchant Bank paper was sold to investors under the company’s N100 billion bond issuance programme. It has a tenor of five years and a coupon rate of 6.25 per cent. With this issuance, NGX has supported
Coronation Merchant Bank lists N25bn bond on NGX
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Lotus Bank: Driving non-interest banking with technology
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Lotus Bank: Driving non-interest banking with technology
As non-interest banking gradually gains ground in Nigeria, CHIMA NWOKOJI examines service offerings of the newest licenced non-interest bank. THE practice of a banking system that prohibits charging of interest but focuses on investment made in the private sector through interest-free financing may still sound new to some people. That system is built on Sharia
Lotus Bank: Driving non-interest banking with technology
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Nestle Nigeria Plc to pay N28.14bn dividend to shareholders
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Nestle Nigeria Plc to pay N28.14bn dividend to shareholders
NESTLE Nigeria Plc has approved a final dividend payment of N28.14 billion representing N35.50 per share for the 2020 financial year at the 52nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the company. According to a document signed by the company’s secretary, B.B Ayeku, and made available on the website of the Nigerian Exchange Group Limited (NGX),
Nestle Nigeria Plc to pay N28.14bn dividend to shareholders
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