Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 21st July 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 21/07/23
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Danfodiyo varsity postpones first-semester exams over non-payment of tuition fees
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Danfodiyo varsity postpones first-semester exams over non-payment of tuition fees
The management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto has postponed the commencement of its first-semester examination by a week over the failure of students to pay tuition fees which denied them access to register for the 2022/2023 academic session. Tribune CampusXtra learnt that the recent development, which was confirmed in a circular from the school management,
Danfodiyo varsity postpones first-semester exams over non-payment of tuition fees
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Tinubu approves infrastructure support fund for states
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Tinubu approves infrastructure support fund for states
President Bola Tinubu has approved the establishment of an Infrastructure Support Fund (ISF) for the 36 States of the Federation as part of measures to cushion the effects of the petrol subsidy removal on the people. Dele Alake, Special Adviser to the President Special Duties, Communications & Strategy announced this in a statement on Thursday
Tinubu approves infrastructure support fund for states
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Reps may consider fresh appeal over ICJ ruling ceding Bakassi to Cameroon
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Reps may consider fresh appeal over ICJ ruling ceding Bakassi to Cameroon
The House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on International Boundary Dispute between Nigeria and Cameroon on Thursday said it might consider a fresh application to appeal judgement of the International Court of Justice that ceded Bakassi to Cameroon. The Chairman of the Ad hoc Committee, Beni Lar, who dropped the hint on Thursday during a meeting
Reps may consider fresh appeal over ICJ ruling ceding Bakassi to Cameroon
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FG to shut Eko Bridge for 40-day repair starting Sunday
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FG to shut Eko Bridge for 40-day repair starting Sunday
The Federal Controller of Works, Lagos State, Mrs Olukorede Kesha, has announced another 40 days closure of the Island-bound lane of the Alaka-Costain-Iganmu section of Eko Bridge, beginning from Sunday. Kesha, in a statement on Thursday in Lagos, said the announcement, made in collaboration with Lagos State Government, was as a result of damage noticed
FG to shut Eko Bridge for 40-day repair starting Sunday
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Days when Makkah’s Grand Mosque turns black
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Days when Makkah’s Grand Mosque turns black
THE Grand Mosque in Makkah witnesses a surge of women visitors on the first and second days of Hajj, known as the Khullaif days. It is widely noticed that mostly female worshippers fill the huge Grand Mosque complex on the day of Tarwiyah and the day of Arafat annually, but many do not know why
Days when Makkah’s Grand Mosque turns black
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Fire guts crane near vessel at Tin-Can port
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Fire guts crane near vessel at Tin-Can port
There was pandemonium on Thursday evening at Terminal C of the Tin-Can Island Port, which is under the management of Port & Cargo Handling Services (P&CHS), a subsidiary of Sifax Group, following a fire outbreak which razed a crane that was positioned near a container vessel at berth. Details of the cause of the fire
Fire guts crane near vessel at Tin-Can port
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Fuel Subsidy: Carpool to reduce cost of transportation, hardship, Oluwo advises Nigerians
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Fuel Subsidy: Carpool to reduce cost of transportation, hardship, Oluwo advises Nigerians
The Paramount Ruler of Iwoland HIM Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi has advised Nigerians to engage in carpooling to reduce the cost of car maintenance most especially on fuel per month. Oba Akanbi who disclosed car pooling as an alternative arrangement to survive the financial difficulty faced by Nigerians on transportation due to fuel subsidy removal
Fuel Subsidy: Carpool to reduce cost of transportation, hardship, Oluwo advises Nigerians
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Diversification: Senate targets Bitumen as catalyst for development
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Diversification: Senate targets Bitumen as catalyst for development
The Senate on Thursday set machinery in motion for diversification of the Nation’s economy through Bitumen Development. Required legislation for the move to that effect scaled through the first reading on the floor of the red chamber. The bill, sponsored by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim ( APC Ondo South), seeks the establishment of a Bitumen Development
Diversification: Senate targets Bitumen as catalyst for development
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The Islamic New Year
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The Islamic New Year
ANOTHER 12 full calendar months have rolled by for the Muslim faithful in the world. Another 50 weeks have gone by in the Islamic calendar. Another rotation of full moon within its orbit for 354 days is complete in the account of dates among Muslims. Another divine year is complete. The Hijrah calendar New Year
The Islamic New Year
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Hijrah 1445: Niger gov, Etsu Nupe, MMPN, FOMWAN greet Muslims
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Hijrah 1445: Niger gov, Etsu Nupe, MMPN, FOMWAN greet Muslims
MUSLIM leaders and organisations have continued to congratulate the faithful on the beginning of the new Islamic year, Hijrah 1445. Niger State governor, Mohammed Umar Bago, in a congratulatory message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, felicitated the Muslim Ummah the on the new Islamic year. Governor Bago advised the Nigerian Ummah to
Hijrah 1445: Niger gov, Etsu Nupe, MMPN, FOMWAN greet Muslims
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