Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 1st September 2022
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FG’s bursary for education undergraduates to begin in 2023 —Minister
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FG’s bursary for education undergraduates to begin in 2023 —Minister
THE Federal Government has re-iterated its focus on improving the value proposition of teachers so as to im- prove the quality of teach- ing and learning in Nigeria. Minister of State for Education, Rt Hon Goodluck Opiah, who stated this also revealed that plans were underway to introduce payment of bursary to students studying education
FG’s bursary for education undergraduates to begin in 2023 —Minister
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Sokoto State Varsity gets new DVCS
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Sokoto State Varsity gets new DVCS
THE Governing Council of Sokoto State University (SSU) has approved the apointment of two Deputy Vice Chancellors (DVCs), Academic and Administration. years. This is contained in a statement signed by the Information Officer of the university, Mr Zayyanu Shehu, made available to newsmen on Friday in Sokoto. Shehu said that the council, which gave the
Sokoto State Varsity gets new DVCS
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Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (7)
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Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (7)
THE first question a first-time visitor to London, nay any European city would ask is; why is there so much cleanliness, peace and order on the streets? Sooner or later, the visitor would observe that in every corner or street, there is a stately and well-dressed policeman or woman pacing slowly on all the major
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (7)
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Non-formal learners incorporated into formal schools, Oyo SUBEB commends initiative
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Non-formal learners incorporated into formal schools, Oyo SUBEB commends initiative
The Oyo State Better Education Service Delivery for All programmme (BESDA) under its Intensive Literacy Initiative has enrolled some non-formal learners into formal schools in the state.. Meanwhile, the Oyo State Government has expressed its pleasure about the development. This was just as the executive chairman of the Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board, Dr
Non-formal learners incorporated into formal schools, Oyo SUBEB commends initiative
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Okowa wants FG to understudy Delta’s education policy to end impasse with ASUU
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Okowa wants FG to understudy Delta’s education policy to end impasse with ASUU
The Federal Government has been advised to send its delegation to Delta State to study its education system in order to avoid strikes in Nigeria tertiary education system. According to the state’s governor, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, there was a need for federal authorities to apply the Delta State Government formula even to end the lingering
Okowa wants FG to understudy Delta’s education policy to end impasse with ASUU
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UNIZIK lecturers reject FG’s salary award, declare total strike
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UNIZIK lecturers reject FG’s salary award, declare total strike
Following the industrial dispute between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), lectures at the Nnamdi Azikwe University Awka, Anambra State, have & declared a total strike. They also rejected the Federal Government’s award of salary to university lecturers, describing as insulting the award of 35 percent increment for
UNIZIK lecturers reject FG’s salary award, declare total strike
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Global South climate database for scientists, experts launched
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Global South climate database for scientists, experts launched
The Global South Climate Database, a publicly available, searchable database of scientists and experts in the fields of climate science, climate policy and energy, has been set up by Carbon Brief with the support of the Reuters Institute’s Oxford Climate Journalism Network. The goal is to ensure that journalists from all over the world can
Global South climate database for scientists, experts launched
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A dirge for Sania Khan
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A dirge for Sania Khan
IT could not have been more depressing and horrific. She had become an online sensation after the rendition on her experience of a dark marriage and an eventual freedom from it through divorce on TikTok went viral for the candidness of touching an issue very dear to many from the South Asian communities. She was
A dirge for Sania Khan
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Promoting reading culture: Frankfurt Book Fair example
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Promoting reading culture: Frankfurt Book Fair example
IT has become necessary for everyone to develop the act of reading as a culture owing to the growing nature of the world today. There is no doubt that in order for anyone to stay abreast of trending issues these days, it is sacrosanct that one has to nurture and upgrade the mind for reading;
Promoting reading culture: Frankfurt Book Fair example
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Nigeria: Before sailing off into the abyss
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Nigeria: Before sailing off into the abyss
One thing is certain, we cannot learn anything new from a dope; and those politicians who believe that democracy is nothing but exploitation are no better. That is why Abraham Lincoln warned many years ago that “And now, beware of rashness; but with energy and sleepless vigilance, go forward and give us victory”. To many
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