Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 14th June 2022
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Increasing food prices: Nigerians groan under burden of inflation
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Increasing food prices: Nigerians groan under burden of inflation
Food inflation is the general increase in the prices of food items in any country. In Nigeria, the cost of food items is soaring and it is becoming increasingly hard to buy certain food items. The skyrocketing food prices are affecting a lot of Nigerians. The purchasing power of the naira is dwelling and therefore affecting
Increasing food prices: Nigerians groan under burden of inflation
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How farmer regained freedom after nine years of incarceration on false charges of armed robbery
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How farmer regained freedom after nine years of incarceration on false charges of armed robbery
It is a case of hope renewed for Samuel Thankgod as he has been given his freedom after nine years and two months in prison custody on allegations of armed robbery in a case where there was no known complainant or proof of guilt. YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE reports that it was nine years of torture, false
How farmer regained freedom after nine years of incarceration on false charges of armed robbery
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Federal Secretariat Ikoyi: Stalled without prospects
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Federal Secretariat Ikoyi: Stalled without prospects
Originally built in 1976 and abandoned since 1991 following the relocation of the nation’s capital from Lagos to Abuja, the 15-storey Federal Secretariat complex in Ikoyi, which ought to be accommodating no fewer than 480 families now if plans by the Resort International Limited (RIL) to convert the edifice to residential apartments were not stopped
Federal Secretariat Ikoyi: Stalled without prospects
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High production cost won’t allow Nigerians enjoy local building materials —Bamgbade
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High production cost won’t allow Nigerians enjoy local building materials —Bamgbade
Chief Olusegun Bamgbade is the Chairman of HOB Estates Limited. In this interview with DAYO AYEYEMI, he is of the opinion that locally produced building materials can compete favourably with the imported ones in terms of standards, but said that rising cost of production won’t allow Nigerians to enjoy some of these products. Why
High production cost won’t allow Nigerians enjoy local building materials —Bamgbade
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How we’re laying foundation for Nigeria’s infrastructural development —Dr Paone
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How we’re laying foundation for Nigeria’s infrastructural development —Dr Paone
As the global community, especially Europe, struggles with the challenges posed by the war between Russia and Ukraine, some economic experts have expressed the view that African nations with strategic industrialisation drive are at an advantage to actualise their dream. However, the provision of infrastructure remains pivotal to facilitate the concept. In Nigeria, the government
How we’re laying foundation for Nigeria’s infrastructural development —Dr Paone
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NBS to conduct census of cashew production in Nigeria
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NBS to conduct census of cashew production in Nigeria
NIGERIAN Bureau of Statistics (NBS), has hinted that it planning to conduct a census on the actual cashew production in the country. Representative of the NBS, Mr Bishop Olubo-Ojo Ohioma, gave the hint during a cashew production stakeholders engagement forum organised PRO-Cashew project in collaboration with African cashew Alliance (ACA), held at De Rembrandt Hotel,
NBS to conduct census of cashew production in Nigeria
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PVC not prerequisite for mass, Catholic Bishop declares
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PVC not prerequisite for mass, Catholic Bishop declares
The Catholic Diocese of Pankshin in Plateau State has disassociated itself and condemned the action of a priest who made Permanent Voters Card (PVC) a prerequisite for attendance at mass in his church. It would be recalled that a video has gone viral on a social media that a Catholic priest of one of the
PVC not prerequisite for mass, Catholic Bishop declares
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Scientists record breakthrough, successfully map African cassava genome
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Scientists record breakthrough, successfully map African cassava genome
RESEARCHERS have successfully mapped the genome of African cassava, using the TME 204 variety resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease-2 (CMD2). This breakthrough is a significant milestone and it will help advance the breeding of new cassava varieties at speed with greater accuracy. “The genome has a very high quality and accuracy, and the haplotypes of
Scientists record breakthrough, successfully map African cassava genome
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FARA honours TETFund Executive Secretary with Medal of Honour
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FARA honours TETFund Executive Secretary with Medal of Honour
IN order to appreciate his continued effort and enthusiastic drive to support agricultural transformation in Nigeria through science, the Agricultural Research and Innovation Fellowship for Africa (ARIFA), has honoured the current Executive Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and former Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Mr Sonny Echono. Echomo, received first FARA Medal of
FARA honours TETFund Executive Secretary with Medal of Honour
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FG commits to creating favourable environment for agric development
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FG commits to creating favourable environment for agric development
THE Federal Government has pledged to create a favourable environment for the development of agricultural and commodity sectors. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Industries, Trade and Investment, Dr Mrs Evelyn Ngige, gave the assurance during the official launch of 11 national commodity associations of Nigeria in Abuja. She attributed the Federal Government’s moves to the
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