Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 2nd February 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 02/02/23
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Startup launches improved app version to address waste management
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Startup launches improved app version to address waste management
Pakam Technology Limited has launched an improved version of its application aimed at improving how waste is addressed, managed or recycled. The application will also educate households on waste disposal. Pakam recycling (Earn as you trash), which was launched in 2021, has expanded its business portfolio to include Pakam waste collection (Pay as you trash)
Startup launches improved app version to address waste management
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‘Prioritising essential surgical procedures will avert 1.5 million deaths yearly’
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‘Prioritising essential surgical procedures will avert 1.5 million deaths yearly’
PRESIDENT of the West African College of Surgeons (WACS), Professor Peter Donkor says the provision of essential surgical procedures should become a priority because it would avert about 1.5 million deaths a year globally. Donkor, who spoke on the theme “Challenges of Contemporary Training of Surgeons in sub-Saharan Africa” at the valedictory programme and 70th
‘Prioritising essential surgical procedures will avert 1.5 million deaths yearly’
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NADECO mourns as Dan Suleiman dies at 81
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NADECO mourns as Dan Suleiman dies at 81
One of the founders of the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), Commodore Dan Suleiman is dead. Suleiman, a former military governor of Plateau State and member of the General Murtala Mohammed’s Supreme Military Council, died on Wednesday, aged 81 years. Suleiman served as federal commissioner for Special Duties in the General Yakubu Gowon government and was
NADECO mourns as Dan Suleiman dies at 81
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Lassa fever: Oyo records five deaths, 121 suspected cases in the last one year
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Lassa fever: Oyo records five deaths, 121 suspected cases in the last one year
OYO State has recorded five deaths from 25 confirmed cases and 121 suspected cases of Lassa fever infection between January 2022 and January 5th, 2023. Director, Primary Health Care, Oyo State Ministry of Health, Dr Bunmi Ayinde, who spoke at the sidelines of a 4-day review meeting and planning of Co-produced USAIDS Breakthrough Action Nigeria
Lassa fever: Oyo records five deaths, 121 suspected cases in the last one year
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Oluwo blasts Emefiele, says naira scarcity inimical to human survival
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Oluwo blasts Emefiele, says naira scarcity inimical to human survival
A Frontline traditional ruler in Osun, Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi on Wednesday accused the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele of inducing hardship on Nigerians for not making new naira notes available in the country. The monarch who made the accusation in a statement in a statement made available in Osogbo stated
Oluwo blasts Emefiele, says naira scarcity inimical to human survival
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COVID-19: Over two million teenagers already vaccinated in Nigeria — Shuaib, NPHDA executive director
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COVID-19: Over two million teenagers already vaccinated in Nigeria — Shuaib, NPHDA executive director
Executive Director, National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHDA), Dr Faisal Shuaib, in this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, speaks on COVID-19 vaccination coverage, milestones attained on COVID-19 and challenges to increasing vaccination. WHAT are some indicators that COVID-19 is not over in Nigeria? In the last one week, 25 confirmed new cases of COVID-19 have
COVID-19: Over two million teenagers already vaccinated in Nigeria — Shuaib, NPHDA executive director
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Lagos recruits 7,143 teachers in four years
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Lagos recruits 7,143 teachers in four years
LAGOS State government on Monday said it had recruited a total of 7, 143 teachers into both its junior and senior secondary schools across the six education districts in the state in the last four years. It also claimed that it had promoted a total of 18,374 teachers across cadres at the same post primary
Lagos recruits 7,143 teachers in four years
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Hijab verdict: Lagos MSSN recommends sack, prosecution for defaulting teacher, principal
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Hijab verdict: Lagos MSSN recommends sack, prosecution for defaulting teacher, principal
The Muslim Students Society of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit has tasked the government to sack and prosecute any teacher or principal that harasses and victimizes hijab users in schools. This is as the body encouraged its members to be courageous to wear the hijab to school despite the pockets of harassment and victimisation experienced
Hijab verdict: Lagos MSSN recommends sack, prosecution for defaulting teacher, principal
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African carbon markets initiative: A great idea for climate finance?
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African carbon markets initiative: A great idea for climate finance?
Money, they say, makes the world go round. The same can be said about money and climate action. Whether it is climate adaptation, mitigation, or loss and damage, it all comes down to the availability of climate finance—money—to make things happen! Little wonder establishing a loss and damage financing facility was a major bone of
African carbon markets initiative: A great idea for climate finance?
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We’ve not endorsed any presidential candidate — NANS
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We’ve not endorsed any presidential candidate — NANS
TERTIARY institution students in the country have said that they are yet to endorse any presidential candidate for the forthcoming general elections. The students under their umbrella body, National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), said they are still profiling the dossiers of each of the presidential candidates and their parties from which they will eventually
We’ve not endorsed any presidential candidate — NANS
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