Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 22nd August 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 22/08/23
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Tunji-Ojo assumes office, bars journalists from venue
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Tunji-Ojo assumes office, bars journalists from venue
Some overzealous paramilitary officers on Monday manhandled journalists and barred them from coverage of the assumption of duty by the newly appointed Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. Trouble started when the security operatives attached to the Minister in a Gestapo-like manner smuggled the Minister from the enthusiastic crowd of staff members and well-wishers into
Tunji-Ojo assumes office, bars journalists from venue
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Ex- Sokoto Gov sponsors 600 indigent students for higher education
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Ex- Sokoto Gov sponsors 600 indigent students for higher education
As part of his passionate efforts to ensure the provision of quality education for the indigent children in the state, former Governor of Sokoto State Senator, Senator Aliyu Wamakko, has sponsored nothing less than 600 indigent students of the state to acquire university education in different parts of the world. This includes another set of
Ex- Sokoto Gov sponsors 600 indigent students for higher education
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Societal rejection, hunger pushed me back into crime —Car snatching gang member
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Societal rejection, hunger pushed me back into crime —Car snatching gang member
A member of a four-man armed robbery gang, Faleye Olumide, has ascribed his joining car snatchers after leaving prison to stigma, neglect and lack of survival means. Three of his gang members — Lateef Balogun, Saheed Bamidele and Abiodun Wasiu — were recently paraded by Oyo State Police Command at a press briefing where journalists
Societal rejection, hunger pushed me back into crime —Car snatching gang member
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How IFAD’s reforms on donor funds utilisation will affect project in West, Central Africa
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How IFAD’s reforms on donor funds utilisation will affect project in West, Central Africa
IN 2022, West and Central Africa experienced a rebound of economic activities that were well above expectations, following the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. And strong economic growth is predicted in 2023 in several countries of the region, including Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Niger and Senegal. However, in other countries,
How IFAD’s reforms on donor funds utilisation will affect project in West, Central Africa
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Firm proffers solution to maize, soybean scarcity
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Firm proffers solution to maize, soybean scarcity
IN a bid to put an end to the problem facing poultry farmers as a result of constant scarcity of maize and soybean, a company renown for production of agricultural products, Agricare STD plus limited, located in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital has come up with a solution. Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune over the
Firm proffers solution to maize, soybean scarcity
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IAR&T releases Fall Army Worm-tolerant maize varieties
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IAR&T releases Fall Army Worm-tolerant maize varieties
THE Institute of Agricultural Research and Training (IAR&T), Obafemi Awolowo University, Moor Plantation, Ibadan, has released two Fall Army Worm-tolerant maize varities for planting by farmers. The two maize vaieties are codenamed :ARTMAZ 01 and ARTMAZ 02 respectively. OARTMAZ 01 is a medium white Fall Army Worm-tolerant open pollinated maize variety adapted to Rainforest, Guinea
IAR&T releases Fall Army Worm-tolerant maize varieties
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1,545 farmers benefit from Oyo govt, World Bank intervention
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1,545 farmers benefit from Oyo govt, World Bank intervention
NO fewer than 1,545 beneficiaries have so far received agricultural inputs in 19 of the 33 LGAs in Oyo state as a support from the Oyo State and the World Bank. The distribution was carried out by the Oyo-Ncares, in partnership with the World Bank under the Oyo State Agribusiness Development Agency (OYSADA) in line
1,545 farmers benefit from Oyo govt, World Bank intervention
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FG told to focus more on agriculture to tackle rising inflation
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FG told to focus more on agriculture to tackle rising inflation
TO stem rising inflation rate, the ex-President, Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Dr Samuel Nzekwe, has advised the Federal Government to fully diversify Nigeria’s economy to agriculture. Speaking with journalists in Ota, Ogun, Nzekwe spoke against the backdrop of the increase from 22.79 per cent in June to 24.08 per cent in July
FG told to focus more on agriculture to tackle rising inflation
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Niger govt releases N900m as northern states get $700m for World Bank programme
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Niger govt releases N900m as northern states get $700m for World Bank programme
GOVERNOR Mohammed Umaru Bago of Niger State has directed the release of N900 million counterpart fund for the state’s World Bank-assisted programmes as 19 northern states benefit from the $700 million World Bank Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) programme. The governor gave the directive last weekend when he flagged-off the distribution of improved seedlings,
Niger govt releases N900m as northern states get $700m for World Bank programme
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How African workers’ unions plan to tackle bad governance syndrome in the continent
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How African workers’ unions plan to tackle bad governance syndrome in the continent
Trade unions in Africa are cooking a wider, stronger and influential alliance to engender a change from bad to good governance. CHRISTIAN APPOLOS writes on the disclosure of the union’s leaders at a recent gathering. IT was a high-power delegates’ meeting of top most trade unions in Africa. The African Regional Organisation of the International
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