Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 27th February 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/02/24
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FG indicts varsities over poor research output
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FG indicts varsities over poor research output
The federal government has expressed concern over the low quality and relevance of research emanating from the nation’s institutions. Minister of Education, Mamman Tahir, who gave this position after Monday’s meeting of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) at the presidential villa, Abuja, regretted that they are not meeting up with the needs of the country
FG indicts varsities over poor research output
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How currency fluctuation distrupts growth, access to housing —Expert
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How currency fluctuation distrupts growth, access to housing —Expert
Tunde Balogun is the co-founder/CEO, SmallSmall, a company that uses technology to democratise access to housing. He speaks extensively with DAYO AYEYEMI on how the current economic challenges affect the Nigerian real estate market as well as the Elite Developer Advancement Programme (EDAP) recently launched by the company with the goal to deliver 10 million homes
How currency fluctuation distrupts growth, access to housing —Expert
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Why FG should stop sales of rice by customs
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Why FG should stop sales of rice by customs
The Nigeria customs service has not told Nigerians when the rice and other food items it is selling to Nigerians were seized from smugglers. The customs is expected to send these food items to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to carry out tests and determine whether they are still
Why FG should stop sales of rice by customs
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The darkness called Nigeria
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The darkness called Nigeria
If you have not seen the one-minute-30 seconds video of Lagosians scrambling for rice at the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) facility, you must have read the news about the stampede. Seven people died avoidably in that ugly incident foisted on us by bad leadership. I did not personally witness the Nigerian civil war. So, I
The darkness called Nigeria
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FG, perish the thought of new electricity tariff
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FG, perish the thought of new electricity tariff
THE Senate, last Wednesday, rejected the Federal Government’s plan to increase electricity tariff through the removal of electricity subsidy. The Red Chamber also resolved to conduct a proper investigation into the factors behind the call for the removal of subsidy on electricity. The resolution was a sequel to a motion sponsored by Aminu Abass (PDP,
FG, perish the thought of new electricity tariff
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Experts tutor poultry, ruminants farmers on cost saving, good management practices
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Experts tutor poultry, ruminants farmers on cost saving, good management practices
Experts in animal production have suggested ways by which poultry and ruminants farmers can save cost and manage their business effectively. The experts spoke during the pre-conference workshop of the Nigerian Society for Animal Production (NSAP-UI LOC) in collaboration with Real People Concept with the theme:’Cost Saving And Good Management Practices For Improved Profitbality In
Experts tutor poultry, ruminants farmers on cost saving, good management practices
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‘Real estate regulation must be transparent for sustainable growth’
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‘Real estate regulation must be transparent for sustainable growth’
Real Estate regulation must be transparent in order to achieve sustainable growth within the industry, Special Adviser to Lagos State Governor on Housing, Barr. Barakat Odunuga-Bakare, has said. Odunuga-Bakare stated this while delivering her keynote address at the Real Estate Outlook 2024 event, organised by the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), themed Looking Ahead, Gauging
‘Real estate regulation must be transparent for sustainable growth’
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Manufacturer decries poor infrastructure, difficult regulatory process
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Manufacturer decries poor infrastructure, difficult regulatory process
Apparently worried by the lip service being paid to the issue of doing business, the Chief Executive Officer, Chemstar Group of Companies, Dr Remi Awode, has decried the poor state of infrastructure in the country, saying it is inhibiting businesses. Bemoaning the situation, he explained that industrialists and entrepreneurs are faced with challenges ranging from
Manufacturer decries poor infrastructure, difficult regulatory process
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REDAN elects Adeoye as new president, promises to pursue positive change
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REDAN elects Adeoye as new president, promises to pursue positive change
Entrepreneurs, under the auspices of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), have elected Mr Akintoye Adeoye as president. Adeoye takes over from Alhaji (Dr) Aliyu Oroji Wamakko, who has been steering the affairs of the association for the last four years. Adeoye’s emergence came after the election conducted by the association during its
REDAN elects Adeoye as new president, promises to pursue positive change
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Stakeholders tasked on collaboration to harness real estate’s opportunities
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Stakeholders tasked on collaboration to harness real estate’s opportunities
Practitioners in the Nigerian real estate sector are calling for collaboration among stakeholders toward harnessing huge opportunities for investments in the market to drive growth, create jobs and bridge housing gap. The experts made the call during the hybrid second annual Wemabod Real Estate Outlook 2024, with the theme: Navigating Volatility in Real Estate Market:
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