Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 2nd March 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 02/03/23
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Why stroke, sleeping pills can predispose to recall, thinking problems —Expert
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Why stroke, sleeping pills can predispose to recall, thinking problems —Expert
In this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, Dr Temitope Farombi, a consultant neurologist warns that poor memory, particularly from age 60, should be assessed to rule out dementia, a brain problem that increases one’s risk for depression and poor quality of life in the aged. What is dementia and how common is it in Nigeria?
Why stroke, sleeping pills can predispose to recall, thinking problems —Expert
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Consumption of variety of foods rich in fibre delays onset of hypertension
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Consumption of variety of foods rich in fibre delays onset of hypertension
By Sade Oguntola No matter the reason why it is been recommended, even if it is just to promote good health, new research suggests those who consume more foods that include fresh fruits and vegetables, whole-grain breads and beans, are more likely to ward off a whole bunch of diseases. But this time, it’s
Consumption of variety of foods rich in fibre delays onset of hypertension
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We are working on ensuring sustainable funding for malaria —Oyo govt
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We are working on ensuring sustainable funding for malaria —Oyo govt
By Sade Oguntola EXECUTIVE Secretary, Oyo State Primary Health Care Board, Dr Muideen Olatunji has assured that increased funding for services at the PHC levels will ensure malaria services in the state continue even with the expiration of partners’ support. Dr Olatunji, speaking at the State Malaria Elimination Programme and US President’s Malaria Initiative
We are working on ensuring sustainable funding for malaria —Oyo govt
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Depression among LAUTECH undergraduates worrisome —Study
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Depression among LAUTECH undergraduates worrisome —Study
By Sade Oguntola THE prevalence of depression among full-time undergraduate students of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, is worrisome, with many depressed and an appreciable number of them having major depression, a study says. In a new study, researchers found approximately half (49.5%) of these undergraduates that were 18 years and above
Depression among LAUTECH undergraduates worrisome —Study
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GET launches ‘Get One Health School Project’ in Loyola College, inaugurates ambassadors
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GET launches ‘Get One Health School Project’ in Loyola College, inaugurates ambassadors
By Modupe George In a bid to complement government’s effort on education in Oyo State, the Global Emerging Pathogens Treatment Consortium (GET), a non-profit organisation, has officially launched a Get One Health School Project (GHSP) at Loyola College, Ibadan, to educate students of the school on the concept of One Health. The project manager
GET launches ‘Get One Health School Project’ in Loyola College, inaugurates ambassadors
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‘National integration, unity, cultural diversity must be encouraged in schools’
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‘National integration, unity, cultural diversity must be encouraged in schools’
By Ifedayo Ogunyemi A private school director in Lagos State, Venerable Tunde Oduwole, has harped on the need for national integration, unity and cultural diversity among Nigerians with a view to making the country a better place to live in. He made the call recently during the 30th and 3rd anniversary ceremonies of the
‘National integration, unity, cultural diversity must be encouraged in schools’
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Ogun govt upgrades College of Health Tech, Ilese, to polytechnic
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Ogun govt upgrades College of Health Tech, Ilese, to polytechnic
Clement Idoko | Abuja STUDENTS from various institutions in Ogun State have commended the state governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for upgrading the Ogun State College of Health Technology, Ilese, to Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Sciences. The students, under the auspices of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Ogun State Joint Campus
Ogun govt upgrades College of Health Tech, Ilese, to polytechnic
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Japanese shipping company appoints Nigerian as captain for LNG carrier
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Japanese shipping company appoints Nigerian as captain for LNG carrier
Japan’s shipping giant NYK said it has appointed Tanko Olanrewaju Usman as the first Nigerian captain of one of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers. The vessel in question is the 2007-built 149,600-cbm, LNG Ogun, that is serving a long-time charter with producer Nigeria LNG. “The development and advancement of Nigerian seafarers is a shared
Japanese shipping company appoints Nigerian as captain for LNG carrier
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NUC boss tasks heads of NMC, 3 other Inter-University Centres on revival
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NUC boss tasks heads of NMC, 3 other Inter-University Centres on revival
Clement Idoko | Abuja THE executive secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed, has called on the directors of the four Inter-University Centres (IUCs) in the country to work assiduously to revive the centres in order to meet up with the challenges of the 21st century. Rasheed, while speaking at a meeting
NUC boss tasks heads of NMC, 3 other Inter-University Centres on revival
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NSC urged not to allow CTN implementation bring extra charges
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NSC urged not to allow CTN implementation bring extra charges
The immediate past President of the Shippers Association of Lagos State (SALS), Mr. Jonathan Nicole, has urged the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) to ensure no cost effect on shippers while implementing the Cargo Tracking Note (CTN). According to Nicole, the Cargo Tracking Note, directly related to shippers, is a document like the Bill of Lading
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