Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 13th July 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/07/23
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2023 Hajj: NAHCON airlifts 14,965 pilgrims back home
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2023 Hajj: NAHCON airlifts 14,965 pilgrims back home
Nine days into the home-bound airlift of Nigerian pilgrims from Saudi Arabia after the completion of 2023’s Hajj exercise, a total of 14,965 pilgrims have so far been airlifted back home as of 7:04 pm, Nigerian time (9:04 pm, Saudi time) on Wednesday in 38 flights. The latest departure from the King Abdulaziz International Airport,
2023 Hajj: NAHCON airlifts 14,965 pilgrims back home
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Operation Safe Haven neutralises bandits in Mangu LG, recovers ammunition
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Operation Safe Haven neutralises bandits in Mangu LG, recovers ammunition
A Combat Team from Operation Safe Haven (OPSH) has neutralised some bandits terrorising the Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State and recovered arms and ammunition from them. In a statement signed by its Media Officer, Captain Oya James, the OPSH said while responding to a distress call in Mangu in the troubled Local Government
Operation Safe Haven neutralises bandits in Mangu LG, recovers ammunition
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Edo ethnic groups bicker over Irrua Specialist Hospital’s CMD
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Edo ethnic groups bicker over Irrua Specialist Hospital’s CMD
An uneasy calm is brewing at the Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital (ISTH), Edo State, as two sub-ethnic groups in the state bicker over the outcome of the interview recently conducted for the appointment of a Chief Medical Director (CMD) for the hospital. The bone of contention between the Esan people of Edo Central Senatorial District,
Edo ethnic groups bicker over Irrua Specialist Hospital’s CMD
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Brain drain, outdated curricula major barriers to quality higher education in Africa —JAMB Registrar
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Brain drain, outdated curricula major barriers to quality higher education in Africa —JAMB Registrar
Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Is-haq Oloyede has said that brain drain and use of outdated curricula are still major challenges militating against delivery of quality higher education in Nigeria and other African countries. He has also made a case for a robust higher education sector in Africa. Professor Oloyede
Brain drain, outdated curricula major barriers to quality higher education in Africa —JAMB Registrar
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Lagos APC chairman not meddling in truckers’ affairs —NAMTOP
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Lagos APC chairman not meddling in truckers’ affairs —NAMTOP
TRUCKERS in Lagos, under the auspices of National Association Maritime Transport Operators (NAMTOP), have written to the national secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to clarify insinuations that the state chairman of the party is meddling in the affairs of road haulage operators in Lagos State. In a letter signed by NAMTOP’s Secretary, Mr
Lagos APC chairman not meddling in truckers’ affairs —NAMTOP
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Customs to collaborate with transport ministry to decongest ports
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Customs to collaborate with transport ministry to decongest ports
THE Nigeria Customs Service and the Federal Ministry of Transportation have discussed the need to strategise on implementing policies that will pave the way to boost trade facilitation among many others. Speaking during a meeting held at Customs headquarters in Abuja, Acting Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, said, “I have always believed that Customs
Customs to collaborate with transport ministry to decongest ports
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Fittings on Second Niger Bridge vandalised
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Fittings on Second Niger Bridge vandalised
Some fittings installed on the newly second Niger bridge between Asaba in Delta and Onitsha, Anambra state have allegedly been vandalised. According to Marins Oluwaseyi, representatives of the 2nd Niger Bridge Project from the Federal Ministry of Works, on Wednesday, the expansion joint walkway on axis 330 of the bridge had been stolen. “It’s true.
Fittings on Second Niger Bridge vandalised
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Ports & Cargo handles $200m Kano-Maradi rail project equipment
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Ports & Cargo handles $200m Kano-Maradi rail project equipment
PORTS & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHS), a subsidiary of SIFAX Group and operator of Terminal C, Tin Can Island Port, Lagos, has recorded another milestone with the successful cargo handling of equipment for the $200 million Kano-Maradi (Niger Republic) rail project being handled by Mota-Engil Nigeria Limited. The multi-million dollars heavy-duty equipment handled by
Ports & Cargo handles $200m Kano-Maradi rail project equipment
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Deliberations on $700m CVFF disbursement on hold — Investigation
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Deliberations on $700m CVFF disbursement on hold — Investigation
FINDINGS by the Nigerian Tribune have revealed that efforts to implement the disbursement of the $700 million Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) are currently on hold due to the delays in the appointment of a minister of transportation by the presidency. It will be recalled that as of last check, the coordination agency of government
Deliberations on $700m CVFF disbursement on hold — Investigation
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Will Apapa, Tin-Can Ports lose more shipping services?
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Will Apapa, Tin-Can Ports lose more shipping services?
French shipping giant, CMA-CGM, recently pulled out its Europe-Africa-4-Services vessel call from Tin-Can Island Port to Lekki port, signaling a new twist in shipping services that may cost Apapa and Tin-Can Ports more vessel calls, writes TOLA ADENUBI. IT is no longer news that French shipping liner, CMA-CGM, has pulled out its Europe-Africa-4-Services (Euraf4) vessel
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