Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 20th October 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 20/10/22
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Utomi, others harp on university- industry collaboration on research
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Utomi, others harp on university- industry collaboration on research
A professor of Political Economy and entrepreneurship coach, Patrick Utomi, has harped on the need for universities to collaborate with the industries in problem-solving research that can substantially lift Nigeria and its people out of poverty. Utomi said until such collaboration activities are encouraged and put to practice between town and gown, it will be
Utomi, others harp on university- industry collaboration on research
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Kwara governor pledges to reinvent teachers’ training college
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Kwara governor pledges to reinvent teachers’ training college
Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State has promised to reinvent the Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin. The governor who paid an inspection visit to the institution promised at the weekend to find an enduring solution to the problem associated with prompt payment of staff salary, assuring the management of the institution of the readiness
Kwara governor pledges to reinvent teachers’ training college
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‘Running private schools in Nigeria is very challenging’
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‘Running private schools in Nigeria is very challenging’
A private school owner and Director of Studies, Ferscoat International School, Ipaja, Lagos, Mr Felix Opata, has noted that running private schools successfully in Nigeria is a daunting task. He gave this remark at a recent news conference in Lagos ahead of the 30th anniversary of the school. He said aside from the imposition of
‘Running private schools in Nigeria is very challenging’
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Private universities should benefit from TETFund — Olayinka, ex-UI VC
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Private universities should benefit from TETFund — Olayinka, ex-UI VC
Former vice chancellor, University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka, has posited that private universities should be given the opportunity to access research funds from TETFund since university education is both a public and private concern. Professor Olayinka stated this while delivering the KolaDaisi University, Ibadan (KDU-I)’s, second convocation lecture with the theme ‘The future
Private universities should benefit from TETFund — Olayinka, ex-UI VC
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UNILORIN celebrates Age Abdulkareem as he exits as VC
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UNILORIN celebrates Age Abdulkareem as he exits as VC
There was a harvest of tributes on Friday in Ilorin for Professor Age Abdulkareem at the presentation of a book written to celebrate him as he wound up his tenure as the 10th vice chancellor of the University of Ilorin. Among other attractions, there were many sessions of performances by the university’s Department of Performing
UNILORIN celebrates Age Abdulkareem as he exits as VC
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Second Niger Bridge now completed —Fashola
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Second Niger Bridge now completed —Fashola
THE Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has dismissed insinuation that the present administration sourced infrastructure fund from Sukuk was part of the plan by President Muhammadu Buhari to Islamise Nigeria. Addressing a press conference to showcase the achievements of the administration in Abuja on Wednesday, the minister remarked that the government merely resorted
Second Niger Bridge now completed —Fashola
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2022 Maltina-Teacher-of-Year to be unveiled tomorrow
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2022 Maltina-Teacher-of-Year to be unveiled tomorrow
Nigerian Breweries will unveil the new Maltina-Teacher-of-Year tomorrow in Lagos at an award night. The director of Corporate Affairs of the company, Sade Morgan, made this known in a statement. She said that all the top 10 finalists from a pool of 1, 027 entries received nationwide and assessed by an independent panel of judges
2022 Maltina-Teacher-of-Year to be unveiled tomorrow
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FG urges curriculum review as PTI graduates 50,000 technologists, technicians
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FG urges curriculum review as PTI graduates 50,000 technologists, technicians
THE Federal Government has urged the management of the Petroleum Training Institute (PTI), Effurun, Delta State, to review its curriculum in order to produce graduates with skills and capacity to function in the 21st century oil and gas industry. This came as the institute said it had graduated no fewer than 50,000 technologists, technicians and
FG urges curriculum review as PTI graduates 50,000 technologists, technicians
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2023 budget defence under threat, NASS workers threaten strike
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2023 budget defence under threat, NASS workers threaten strike
THERE are strong indications that the long-awaited 2023 budget defence scheduled to start next week may be stalled, as National Assembly workers under the aegis of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) have threatened to resume the suspended strike over unpaid allowances. The aggrieved workers had during the last joint congress of the National
2023 budget defence under threat, NASS workers threaten strike
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Ekiti Assembly Speaker, Afuye, dies at 66
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Ekiti Assembly Speaker, Afuye, dies at 66
The Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Funminiyi Afuye, has passed on. Afuye, who represents Ikere constituency 1, died on Wednesday around 6 pm at the age of 66, after a brief illness. A member of the House who spoke on the condition of anonymity while the death said he was rushed to
Ekiti Assembly Speaker, Afuye, dies at 66
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