Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 29th January 2024

Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 29th January 2024

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FG to inaugurate 37-man tripartite committee on minimum wage

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FG to inaugurate 37-man tripartite committee on minimum wage
The Federal Government is set to inaugurate a 37-man Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage with a mandate to recommend a new national minimum wage for the country. The planned inauguration of the committee is the sequel to the approval of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a statement by the Director of Information, Mr Segun Imohiosen,
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SMEDAN distributes start-up kits to 440 SMEs across Nigeria

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SMEDAN distributes start-up kits to 440 SMEs across Nigeria
THE Small and Medium Enterprises Developnent Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has empowered over 440 small businesses with start-up equipment and training for economic growth of the country. Speaking at the weekend in Abuja at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) distribution centre, Director-General of SMEDAN, Mr Charles Odii, said the empowerment was done under the National
SMEDAN distributes start-up kits to 440 SMEs across Nigeria
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French countries’ withdrawal: More trouble lies ahead for ECOWAS — Experts

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French countries’ withdrawal: More trouble lies ahead for ECOWAS — Experts
As reactions continue to trail the withdrawal of Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), International Relations experts have said the move will amount to an imminent extinction for the West African body. The three military-led West African countries had in a statement on Sunday said their immediate
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French countries’ withdrawal: More trouble lies ahead for ECOWAS – Experts

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French countries’ withdrawal: More trouble lies ahead for ECOWAS – Experts
As reactions continue to trail the withdrawal of Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), International Relations experts have said the move will amount to an imminent extinction for the West African body. The three military-led West African countries had in a statement on Sunday said their immediate
French countries’ withdrawal: More trouble lies ahead for ECOWAS – Experts
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Sweeter than swive (1)

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Sweeter than swive (1)
PURPOSE  Life is not about your mating ability, it is about animating your abilities. This article intends to promote positive habits and entrepreneurial abilities among the youths, as well as encourage them to embrace leadership as a catalyst for personal and national transformation. I stood at the entrance of a hospital when an accident victim
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Insurance College tasks graduands on professional behaviour

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Insurance College tasks graduands on professional behaviour
The College of Insurance and Financial Management (CIFM) has urged its diploma graduates to always exhibit good conduct as worthy ambassadors of the institution. The advice was given at the sixth Diploma in Insurance Graduation Ceremony, which had the theme: ”Building Relevance and Trust Through Ethical and Professional Practice”, and was held at the Custodian
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Rack Centre appoints Lars Johannisson as Chief Executive Officer Lagos

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Rack Centre appoints Lars Johannisson as Chief Executive Officer Lagos
RACK Centre, West Africa’s best-connected carrier and cloud-neutral data centre, has announced the appointment of Lars Johannisson as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr Johannisson, an accomplished leader with extensive experience in transformative industries, assumes the role effective January 2024. According to the Group Chief Executive Officer of Rack Centre, Jasper Lankhorst, the company is
Rack Centre appoints Lars Johannisson as Chief Executive Officer Lagos
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ECA projects slow global GDP growth in 2024

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ECA projects slow global GDP growth in 2024
THE Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has said global Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will experience slow growth from 2.7 percent in 2023 to 2.4 percent in 2024. Mr Adam Elhiraika, Director, Macroeconomics and Governance Division of ECA, in a statement on the commission’s website on Sunday, said this was contained in the World Economic Situation
ECA projects slow global GDP growth in 2024
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Become a salesman — The one skill you need in 2024 (3)

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Become a salesman — The one skill you need in 2024 (3)
Don’t be deceived by the myth of infallibility that some people try to build around themselves. Sincerity makes you relatable. It is the admission of your humanity and its attendant vulnerability. There is a chink in every Goliath’s armour. Sincerity acknowledges and thus protects it from an invading stone. Stay MOTIVATED. No matter how lofty
Become a salesman — The one skill you need in 2024 (3)
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Wema Bank 5 for 5 promo disburses N8m cash prize in first 2024 draw

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Wema Bank 5 for 5 promo disburses N8m cash prize in first 2024 draw
WEMA Bank, Nigeria’s foremost innovative bank and pioneer of Africa’s first fully digital bank, ALAT, has disbursed a total of N8 million in cash rewards to 116 customers in the sixth monthly draw of the Wema Bank 5 for 5 promo season 3. The live draw, which was held at the Oba Adesida branch of
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