Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 9th November 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 09/11/23
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NAHCON chair constitutes, inaugurates teams for 2024 Hajj operation
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NAHCON chair constitutes, inaugurates teams for 2024 Hajj operation
In preparation for the 2024 Hajj, the Acting Chairman/CEO of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Malam Jalal Arabi, inaugurated two committees to oversee and ensure the success of the operation. The committees are; E-track Committee and the Pre-Licensing, Inspection of Tour Operators Committee. Inaugurating the six-man E-track committee at the Hajj House in
NAHCON chair constitutes, inaugurates teams for 2024 Hajj operation
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‘I am dying in hospital bed’, NUPENG’s Frank Kokori
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‘I am dying in hospital bed’, NUPENG’s Frank Kokori
Elder statesman and former General Secretary of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Chief Frank Kokori said he is dying in a hospital bed. In a distressed call made to our correspondent at about 12:40 a.m. on Thursday, the Abacha nightmare said life was fast ebbing out of him where he’s
‘I am dying in hospital bed’, NUPENG’s Frank Kokori
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Ajah, Akinyemi markets managements beg LASG for reopening
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Ajah, Akinyemi markets managements beg LASG for reopening
The management of Ajah Market has appealed to Lagos State tate Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to kindly reopen their market which they insisted is the cleanest market in the state. The General Manager of Ajah Market, Mr. Atie Inumidun, made this call while taking newsmen round the market and the waste bin house where wastes
Ajah, Akinyemi markets managements beg LASG for reopening
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Nigeria: Restructure or reconfigure (11)
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Nigeria: Restructure or reconfigure (11)
Principle 7: Educational Reform: State of Emergency on Education ANY self-respecting Nigerian ought to be thoroughly ashamed of the current state of our educational system. A transformational leader will commit to declaring a state of emergency on education systems in Nigeria from primary, secondary to tertiary within the first 100 days of office. I have
Nigeria: Restructure or reconfigure (11)
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‘Niger Delta region has highest stroke cases globally’
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‘Niger Delta region has highest stroke cases globally’
FOUNDATION co-chair, African Stroke Organisation, Professor Mayowa Owolabi, has said the Niger Delta region has the highest prevalence of stroke in the world, as he called for a four-pronged approach: surveillance, prevention, acute care and rehabilitation, to stem the rising cases in the country. Professor Owolabi, a neurologist, speaking at the third annual (hybrid) African
‘Niger Delta region has highest stroke cases globally’
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Gani Adams to FG: Let’s have national day to honour Nigeria’s fallen heroes
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Gani Adams to FG: Let’s have national day to honour Nigeria’s fallen heroes
Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land, Iba Gani Adams, has called on the Federal Government led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to set aside a national day yearly to honour all the country’s fallen heroes as being done in European and Asian countries, saying that the government should look beyond honouring only those in the Armed
Gani Adams to FG: Let’s have national day to honour Nigeria’s fallen heroes
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One out of every six young Nigerians suffering from poor mental health —Expert
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One out of every six young Nigerians suffering from poor mental health —Expert
A counselling psychologist at the University of Ilorin, Professor Alfred Adegoke, has said depression, anxiety and behavioural disorders are common mental health problems in Nigerian adolescents, with 13.4 percent to 49 percent of them experiencing a form of mental illness or another. Adegoke, Dean of the Faculty of Education, stated this in his keynote address,
One out of every six young Nigerians suffering from poor mental health —Expert
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We see at least five new breast cancer cases every week at UCH — Ogundiran
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We see at least five new breast cancer cases every week at UCH — Ogundiran
A breast cancer surgeon, Professor Temidayo Ogundiran, has said on average, five new breast cancer cases are seen every week at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, attesting to the rising incidence of the cancer in the country. Ogundiran, who spoke at the Ibadan Medical Specialists Group UK symposium, tagged ‘Cancer Research and Audit’, at
We see at least five new breast cancer cases every week at UCH — Ogundiran
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More research ties red meat to type 2 diabetes
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More research ties red meat to type 2 diabetes
CONSUMPTION of red meat has been linked to an increased risk for type 2 diabetes, whereas replacing red meat with dairy, nuts and legumes is found to reduce the risk, according to a recent study. According to healion.com, total red meat consumption was associated with a 62 percent higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes,
More research ties red meat to type 2 diabetes
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Tooth problems left untreated in children can lead to malnutrition, low IQ — Ukpong
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Tooth problems left untreated in children can lead to malnutrition, low IQ — Ukpong
Dean, Faculty of Dentistry, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Professor Morenike Ukpong, in this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, speaks on dental problems in children, reasons they are prevalent and how best they can be tackled, among others. Excerpts: ACCESS to dental care is a challenge in Nigeria, particularly for children and those in underserved communities. What
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