Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 9th September 2021
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Residents kick against relocation of school construction by Lagos assembly
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Residents kick against relocation of school construction by Lagos assembly
RESIDENTS in the Ebute Metta (West) of Lagos Mainland Local Government have kicked against the move by the Lagos State House of Assembly to influence the relocation of the construction of a senior secondary school which was approved to be built in the district by the governor. Lagos State House of Assembly, chairman, House Committee
Residents kick against relocation of school construction by Lagos assembly
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FCE matriculates 92 students into 19 courses
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FCE matriculates 92 students into 19 courses
THE Federal College of Education (FCE) has matriculated 92 students into 19 courses for its Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and Professional Diploma in Education (PDE). Speaking at the matriculation ceremony held in Lagos, the college provost, Dr Wahab Azeez enlightened the matriculates on the fact that the matriculation was a pathway to their academic
FCE matriculates 92 students into 19 courses
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2020 admissions: 405,256 quota unused by tertiary institutions — JAMB
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2020 admissions: 405,256 quota unused by tertiary institutions — JAMB
THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has revealed that tertiary institutions were unable to use about 405,256 admission quota available to them during the 2020 admissions, despite the fact that many Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) candidates are still not admitted. JAMB registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, speaking during his presentation at the 2021 UTME
2020 admissions: 405,256 quota unused by tertiary institutions — JAMB
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PDP: Former governors may produce next national chairman
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PDP: Former governors may produce next national chairman
GOVERNORS elected under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may have ceded the right to produce the next national chairman of the party to former governors as they ratified the zoning of offices in the National Working Committee (NWC). Meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, the governor invited other party stakeholders to their session to seek their
PDP: Former governors may produce next national chairman
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‘One chance’ thieves have snatched Igboho’s aides’ case file, DSS tells court
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‘One chance’ thieves have snatched Igboho’s aides’ case file, DSS tells court
The Department of State Services (DSS) told the Federal High Court, Abuja, that some criminal elements popularly known as ‘one chance robbers’ had stolen its case file. The DSS said the case file contained the fundamental rights enforcement suit filed by the 12 associates of Yoruba nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho.
‘One chance’ thieves have snatched Igboho’s aides’ case file, DSS tells court
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FEC approves 5G policy for Nigeria
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FEC approves 5G policy for Nigeria
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the National Policy on Fifth Generation (5G) Networks for Nigeria’s Digital Economy. The 5G Policy was approved at the Council meeting on Wednesday, following the presentation by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami. The implementation of the National Policy is with immediate effect. This is
FEC approves 5G policy for Nigeria
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We’re studying in fear at UNIJOS, Lagos students recount ordeals
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We’re studying in fear at UNIJOS, Lagos students recount ordeals
THE memories will linger for many years in their minds. Those are the indigenes and residents of Lagos State who are students of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) and were evacuated last week by the Lagos State government. The students, 64 in all, including a three-week-old baby, named Daniella and her mother, were evacuated to
We’re studying in fear at UNIJOS, Lagos students recount ordeals
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FG, Wike puts Nigeria’s federalism on trial over VAT collection —Experts, lawyers
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FG, Wike puts Nigeria’s federalism on trial over VAT collection —Experts, lawyers
NIGERIA’S federal structure appears on trial again, following the judgment of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, granting the Rivers State government rights to collect Value Added Tax (VAT), most experts said on Wednesday. Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday, met with corporate bodies in Rivers State on the need to comply
FG, Wike puts Nigeria’s federalism on trial over VAT collection —Experts, lawyers
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Safety: Apapa APM Terminals gifts truck drivers over 1000 PPE
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Safety: Apapa APM Terminals gifts truck drivers over 1000 PPE
APM Terminals Apapa recently hosted truck drivers plying the terminal as part of events to mark its 2021 Global Safety Day. The event, which held at the Lilypond Truck Park, Ijora, Lagos, also featured a series of safety talks and the presentation of over 1,000 pieces of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to the truckers. The
Safety: Apapa APM Terminals gifts truck drivers over 1000 PPE
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NIMASA seeks synergy with FDFA on safety of fishing vessels
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NIMASA seeks synergy with FDFA on safety of fishing vessels
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has called for greater synergy between the Agency and the Federal Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture (FDFA) to ensure safety of fishing vessels and their operators in Nigeria. Dr. Jamoh made the call in Lagos at a strategic meeting with
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