Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 14th December 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 14/12/23
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‘Shanty Town’ ranks most watched Nollywood drama on Netflix Africa
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‘Shanty Town’ ranks most watched Nollywood drama on Netflix Africa
Chichi Nworah’s ‘Shanty Town’, has been announced as the most-streamed African Original in Nigeria, and the second most-streamed across the continent, according to Netflix’sfirst-ever ‘What we watched: A Netflix engagement report’, released on Tuesday by Netflix. The comprehensive report shows what its subscribers are watching. The report covers hours viewed from January to June 2023.
‘Shanty Town’ ranks most watched Nollywood drama on Netflix Africa
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Care centre builds skills for special needs children
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Care centre builds skills for special needs children
CENTRE for Early Development, Learning and Care, on Tuesday, graduated its first set of certificate courses in basic neurodevelopmental disorders to bridge the gap in hands-on care for children with special needs in Nigeria. The centre, at the event which dubbed at its seventh founder’s day and end of the year activities, also announced its
Care centre builds skills for special needs children
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Caesarean delivery doesn’t protect from pelvic organ prolapse — Gynaecologist
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Caesarean delivery doesn’t protect from pelvic organ prolapse — Gynaecologist
An obstetrician and gynaecologist, Dr Babafemi Daniya, has said contrary to the general belief, women who deliver their babies through caesarean section can also develop pelvic organ prolapse, a condition where one or more organs in the pelvic sag or bulge into the vagina. Daniya, speaking at the urogynaecological lecture series of the National Postgraduate
Caesarean delivery doesn’t protect from pelvic organ prolapse — Gynaecologist
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Our aim is to reduce deaths among mothers, infants in Oyo, Lagos, Ogun — Rotary
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Our aim is to reduce deaths among mothers, infants in Oyo, Lagos, Ogun — Rotary
ROTARY International, under its Maternal and Child Health Project, has commenced training for health professionals on malaria and malnutrition in Oyo, Lagos, and Ogun states, with the aim of enhancing their knowledge and skills in reducing maternal and child mortality and morbidity in these states. Past Rotary district governor, Adeniji Raji, speaking at the training
Our aim is to reduce deaths among mothers, infants in Oyo, Lagos, Ogun — Rotary
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Expensive drugs threaten Africa’s fight against Parkinson’s disease — Prof Walker
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Expensive drugs threaten Africa’s fight against Parkinson’s disease — Prof Walker
IN Africa, despite increasing cases of neurodegenerative disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, a shortage of health professionals and expensive drugs for treatment may continue to make more people die early and have poor quality of life, an expert has warned. Richard Walker, an honorary professor of ageing and international health at North Tyneside General Hospital, stated
Expensive drugs threaten Africa’s fight against Parkinson’s disease — Prof Walker
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Until Nigeria makes decisive decisions, prices of medicines will remain high — Okuwada, CEO, Remedial Health
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Until Nigeria makes decisive decisions, prices of medicines will remain high — Okuwada, CEO, Remedial Health
In this interview with Sade Oguntola, CEO of Remedial Health, Mr Samuel Okuwada, delved into issues of the surging cost of medication in Nigeria, use of technology to ensure access to quality medicines, and what the government can do in the short term to alleviate the problem. How did Remedial Health start in Nigeria? Remedial
Until Nigeria makes decisive decisions, prices of medicines will remain high — Okuwada, CEO, Remedial Health
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FG to implement new revenue formular in Q1 2024 — RMAFC
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FG to implement new revenue formular in Q1 2024 — RMAFC
Federal Government on Wednesday unveiled plans to commence the implementation of the new revenue-sharing formula in the first quarter of 2024. The Chairman of the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), Muhammed Bello Shehu gave the indication during an interactive session on the 2024-2026 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP) held
FG to implement new revenue formular in Q1 2024 — RMAFC
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No developmental challenge can be solved without multidisciplinary approach, Bamiro says at first Prof Sridhar memorial lecture
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No developmental challenge can be solved without multidisciplinary approach, Bamiro says at first Prof Sridhar memorial lecture
No developmental challenge can be solved without a multidisciplinary approach. A former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Emeritus Professor Olufemi Bamiro, made this assertion at the first Annual Professor MKC Sridhar Memorial Lecture held at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan on Tuesday. The event was organised by the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, College
No developmental challenge can be solved without multidisciplinary approach, Bamiro says at first Prof Sridhar memorial lecture
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Concerns as Oyo Govt says no plan to convert Agodi Gardens into housing estate
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Concerns as Oyo Govt says no plan to convert Agodi Gardens into housing estate
The Oyo State Government has debunked the rumour that it has allocated Agodi Botanical Gardens for a proposed housing estate. Recall that there has been a recent outcry from concerned residents in the state over a recent clearing of trees in the Agodi Gardens area, raising concerns about the environmental implications of such actions. Jumoke
Concerns as Oyo Govt says no plan to convert Agodi Gardens into housing estate
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COP28 ends with agreement to transition away from fossil fuel
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COP28 ends with agreement to transition away from fossil fuel
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) closed on Wednesday with an agreement that signals the “beginning of the end” of the fossil fuel era by laying the ground for a swift, just and equitable transition, underpinned by deep emissions cuts and scaled-up finance. Negotiators from nearly 200 Parties came together in Dubai with a
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