Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 9th March 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 09/03/23
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Despite not uploading results immediately, 2023 election was transparent — Observer groups
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Despite not uploading results immediately, 2023 election was transparent — Observer groups
Collins Nnabuife – Abuja National Observer Group (NOG) has said that despite the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) failure to upload results electronically, the electoral umpire displayed transparency with the election results. The NOG said the accreditation and voting process with BVAS worked very well across the country with over 85 percent success rate. Addressing
Despite not uploading results immediately, 2023 election was transparent — Observer groups
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Equities investors earn N107.43bn as ASI adds 0.35%
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Equities investors earn N107.43bn as ASI adds 0.35%
Kehinde Akinseinde-Jayeoba – Lagos At the close of trading session at the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), on Wednesday, the All Share Index (ASI) went up by 0.35 percent to settle at 55,801.14 basis points amid renewed positive sentiment. Notably, increased investor interest in Dangote Cement and MTN Nigeria Communication buoyed the equities to a positive
Equities investors earn N107.43bn as ASI adds 0.35%
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Election: Senate spokesperson wants tribunal to resume hearing in Osun
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Election: Senate spokesperson wants tribunal to resume hearing in Osun
By: Adeolu Adeyemo – Osogbo. Following his loss at the February 25 presidential and national assembly polls, the Senate spokesperson, Senator Ajibola Basiru on Wednesday charged the President of the Court of Appeal, Monica Dongban-Mensem, to immediately ensure the resumption of tribunal activities by the panel of judges in Osun in the next 24 hours.
Election: Senate spokesperson wants tribunal to resume hearing in Osun
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Wounds in diabetics: Why honey, walnut, banana enhance healing
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Wounds in diabetics: Why honey, walnut, banana enhance healing
BY SADE OGUNTOLA Diabetic wounds are one of the most important issues in diabetic patients. Minor wounds, cuts, and burns are an unfortunate but unavoidable part of life. However, for people with diabetes, wounds can take longer to heal. This slow healing can increase a person’s risk of developing infections and other complications. To
Wounds in diabetics: Why honey, walnut, banana enhance healing
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‘Screening of hearing loss should be prioritised at primary health care centres’
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‘Screening of hearing loss should be prioritised at primary health care centres’
‘In this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, Dr Adebolajo Adeyemo, a consultant Ear, Nose and Throat expert, says ear complaint is one of the major complaints received in an average health facility and calls for a boost in the primary ear and hearing care, even as Nigeria joins the global world to celebrate the World Hearing
‘Screening of hearing loss should be prioritised at primary health care centres’
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Experts find unusual manifestation of diphtheria in vagina in Kano
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Experts find unusual manifestation of diphtheria in vagina in Kano
By Sade Oguntola E XPERTS at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital have found an unusual manifestation of diphtheria, a deadly throat disease, in the vagina of a baby and a teenager in Kano. Kano State Diphtheria Case Manager, Dr Salma Suwaid, disclosed this while speaking at a webinar with the theme ‘Diphtheria Outbreak in
Experts find unusual manifestation of diphtheria in vagina in Kano
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TASUED inaugurates 5th vice chancellor, begins 24-hour transcript service
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TASUED inaugurates 5th vice chancellor, begins 24-hour transcript service
By Laolu Harolds The vice chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State, Professor Oluwole Banjo, on Tuesday said the university would this week unveil a 24-hour transcript service. Through this automated transcript process, alumni of the university would be able to apply for their certificates, transcripts and other services in real time
TASUED inaugurates 5th vice chancellor, begins 24-hour transcript service
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Examination malpractices still endemic in schools —FG
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Examination malpractices still endemic in schools —FG
Clement Idoko | Abuja THE Federal Government has bemoaned the rising cases of examination malpractices in educational institutions in Nigeria despite concerted efforts to tackle the menace. Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, speaking in Abuja on the efforts of the Federal Ministry of Education and its agencies in the last few years to
Examination malpractices still endemic in schools —FG
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IWD: Embrace equity and not equality for women—MWAN
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IWD: Embrace equity and not equality for women—MWAN
By Sade Oguntola NATIONAL president, Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (MWAN), Dr Kemi Otolorin, says that if Nigeria is to embrace equity for girls and womenfolk, it must be intentional in creating unique opportunities and provide the needed resources that will enable them reach an equal goal in education, health, job placement and politics.
IWD: Embrace equity and not equality for women—MWAN
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2023 UTME: JAMB trains 2000 proctors, reviews exams guidelines
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2023 UTME: JAMB trains 2000 proctors, reviews exams guidelines
Clement Idoko | Abuja AS part of its preparations for the seamless conduct of the forthcoming 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board(JAMB) has trained over 2000 proctors nationwide. Registrar of JAMB, Prof Is-haq Oloyede, also used the opportunity of the training to carry out a review of the
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