Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 26th August 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/08/21
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‘Wearing nose mask, opening windows reduce COVID-19 risks during car travels’
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‘Wearing nose mask, opening windows reduce COVID-19 risks during car travels’
NEW research from the University of Surrey has confirmed that the combination of mask-wearing and keeping windows open to draw in fresh air is best for reducing the risk of contracting COVID-19 in car travels. In a new study, published by Environment International, Surrey’s renowned Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) said motorists should
‘Wearing nose mask, opening windows reduce COVID-19 risks during car travels’
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PDP governors hold emergency meeting over leadership crisis today
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PDP governors hold emergency meeting over leadership crisis today
Following new twists and turns in the ongoing leadership crisis of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), its governors are to meet in an emergency session to attempt to resolve the contentious issues. The chairman of the PDP Governors Forum and Governor of Sokoto State, Aminu Tambuwal, summoned the meeting that is expected to take place,
PDP governors hold emergency meeting over leadership crisis today
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*-six-months-after-childbirth-study/ At least 38.7 % of women start having s** six months after childbirth — Study
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At least 38.7 % of women start having s** six months after childbirth — Study
EXPERTS say that interventions during antenatal and early postnatal periods are needed to improve early adoption of family planning by women following child birth as many women commonly resume sexual intercourse without contraceptive use six months after childbirth. In a new study, the researchers found that 38.7 per cent had resumed sexual intercourse within six
At least 38.7 % of women start having s** six months after childbirth — Study
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Okowa, Adebanjo, others call for new constitution
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Okowa, Adebanjo, others call for new constitution
DELTA State governor, Mr Ifeanyi Okowa; leader of pan-Yoruba sociopolitical group, Chief Ayo Adebanjo; former member, House of Representatives, Honourable Uche Onyeagocha and others have called for a new constitution for the country. This is just as the spokesperson of Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Dr Hakeem Baba Ahmed, said it was possible to have the
Okowa, Adebanjo, others call for new constitution
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Presidency accuses Ortom of stirring up hatred using Rwanda-Hutu language
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Presidency accuses Ortom of stirring up hatred using Rwanda-Hutu language
The Presidency on Wednesday attacked Governor Sam Ortom of Benue State, saying he has no principles for changing parties depending on where the wind blows him. A statement issued by Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media and Publicity), compared Ortom’s rhetorics to what led to the hatred and massacre of Hutus in
Presidency accuses Ortom of stirring up hatred using Rwanda-Hutu language
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Experts say drinking sufficient water could prevent heart failure
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Experts say drinking sufficient water could prevent heart failure
EXPERTS in a new study say that staying well-hydrated always could reduce the risk of developing heart failure by preventing or at least slowing down the changes within the heart that lead to heart failure. Researchers in a new study presented at the ESC Congress 2021 stated that individuals need to pay attention to the
Experts say drinking sufficient water could prevent heart failure
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NiMet warns of flash floods in 34 states of federation
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NiMet warns of flash floods in 34 states of federation
The Nigeria Meteorological Agency, NiMet, has warned of slim chances of flash floods across 34 states in the federation, in the next three days. NiMet revealed that moderate to heavy rainfall which could lead to flash floods are expected to commence from Tuesday, 24th, through to Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th of August, 2021. The
NiMet warns of flash floods in 34 states of federation
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36 killed in Jos attacks, angry youths dump corpses at Government House
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36 killed in Jos attacks, angry youths dump corpses at Government House
BARELY two weeks after 25 travellers were killed in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State, gunmen suspected to be Fulani militias on Wednesday killed over 36 people, including children, in a midnight raid in the local government. The development made the state government to re-impose a 24-hour curfew in the troubled local government
36 killed in Jos attacks, angry youths dump corpses at Government House
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Oyo’s remodelling of PHCs must be hastened, stakeholders urge
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Oyo’s remodelling of PHCs must be hastened, stakeholders urge
STAKEHOLDERS on primary health service delivery in Oyo State have called on the Oyo State government to follow through with the completion of its remodelling of 299 primary healthcare centres across the state to ensure improved access to health services at the grassroots. The 299 primary health care centres were awarded for remodelling in March
Oyo’s remodelling of PHCs must be hastened, stakeholders urge
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Shortness of breath may be symptom of hypertension in the lungs — Experts
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Shortness of breath may be symptom of hypertension in the lungs — Experts
Pulmonary hypertension causes the heart to overwork and this can eventually lead to heart failure. Experts, in this report by SADE OGUNTOLA, say sometimes shortness of breath or lightheadedness may be indicative of a high blood pressure that occurs exclusively in the lungs. wHEN Mrs. Margaret Martins complained to her gynecologist of difficulty in breathing,
Shortness of breath may be symptom of hypertension in the lungs — Experts
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