Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 19th April 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 19/04/22
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Ongoing NASU, SSANU strike imbroglio: Issues and contentions
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Ongoing NASU, SSANU strike imbroglio: Issues and contentions
PRESENTLY, the university education in Nigeria is apparently in a state of nightmare and quagmire due to the protracted industrial actions embarked on by four major workers unions in the country’s tertiary education sector. For the records, the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU),
Ongoing NASU, SSANU strike imbroglio: Issues and contentions
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$418m Paris Club loan refund: States warn FG not to tamper with funds
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$418m Paris Club loan refund: States warn FG not to tamper with funds
THE 36 states of the federation have warned the Federal Government not to tamper with funds accruing to them and the 774 local government councils under the guise of satisfying an alleged $418 million London/ Paris Club Loan refund-related judgment debt. In documents seen on Monday by Channels Television, the states said they were not
$418m Paris Club loan refund: States warn FG not to tamper with funds
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TUC tasks FG on rampant impunity
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TUC tasks FG on rampant impunity
THE Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), in its Easter message, has stressed the height of impunity and selfishness in the country, lamenting government’s inability to manage the country’s population and provide economic and social leadership needed to better the life of the citizens and development. “China and India, with over a billion population, are
TUC tasks FG on rampant impunity
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*-tape-lagos-govt-shuts-chrisland-schools-indefinitely/ Dubai s** tape: Lagos govt shuts Chrisland schools indefinitely
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Dubai s** tape: Lagos govt shuts Chrisland schools indefinitely
THE Lagos State government has closed down all Chrisland School branches in the state indefinitely over the emergence of a s** tape involving students of the school when they went on an excursion to Dubai in United Arab Emirates (UAE), recently. In the video clip posted online, the school children, some of whom are said
Dubai s** tape: Lagos govt shuts Chrisland schools indefinitely
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We’ll vote candidate, party that subscribe to our charter of demands — NLC
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We’ll vote candidate, party that subscribe to our charter of demands — NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has reiterated its commitment to participate in the 2023 general election, firmly stating that it will only vote for candidates and parties that subscribe to its charter of demands. Contained in its Easter message to Nigerians and signed by its President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, NLC said, “The bottom-line is that
We’ll vote candidate, party that subscribe to our charter of demands — NLC
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Afe Babalola to FG: Suspend 2023 elections, install interim government
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Afe Babalola to FG: Suspend 2023 elections, install interim government
FOUNDER, Afe Babalola University, AdoEkiti (ABUAD), Aare Afe Babalola, has advised the Federal Government to suspend the 2023 elections and allow a six-month interim government after President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure that would evolve a new constitution to address insecurity, economic, political and other excruciating ills bedeviling the nation. Babalola told a news conference in Ado-Ekiti
Afe Babalola to FG: Suspend 2023 elections, install interim government
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AUPCTRE pickets Fidelity Bank operation nationwide over disregard to court order
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AUPCTRE pickets Fidelity Bank operation nationwide over disregard to court order
THE Amalgamated Union of Public Corporation, Civil Service, Technical and Recreational Employees (AUPCTRE), said it has disrupted operations in Fidelity Bank branches across the country. The labour union said it carried out the action against the bank over its refusal to pay the sum of N472 million to the union. Comrade Benjamin Anthony, the President
AUPCTRE pickets Fidelity Bank operation nationwide over disregard to court order
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World Bank alerts on danger of rising debts, inflation
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World Bank alerts on danger of rising debts, inflation
The World Bank has identified debt and inflation as two big problems facing global growth, just as Nigeria grapples with mounting debt issues and skyrocketing 15.92 per cent inflation. The Bank disclosed that high debt and deficit levels have put countries under severe financial stress, noting that 60 per cent of low-income countries are already
World Bank alerts on danger of rising debts, inflation
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Lagos bans military checkpoints in Apapa, outlaws nine illegal checkpoints
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Lagos bans military checkpoints in Apapa, outlaws nine illegal checkpoints
As part of the Lagos State Government efforts to eliminate traffic gridlock and curb illegal extortion along the Apapa/Tin-Can port axis, the State Government has identified nine illegal checkpoints were trucks will no longer be allowed to be stopped. This is even as the State Government banned all military checkpoints along the port corridor in
Lagos bans military checkpoints in Apapa, outlaws nine illegal checkpoints
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In the throes of abuse: How women with disabilities suffer intimate partner violence
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In the throes of abuse: How women with disabilities suffer intimate partner violence
Contrary to beliefs that women with disabilities cannot be abused, this vulnerable community has grim stories to tell, writes Tomisin Adeyefa. Yemisi Isado, hearing impaired, didn’t have any qualms tying the nuptial knot with a man suffering the same disability as she did some 22 years ago. She was 24 then. But trouble began when he
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