Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 2nd April 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 02/04/24
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JUST IN: Fire guts Owode market in Kwara
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JUST IN: Fire guts Owode market in Kwara
The traditional market of Offa people in Kwara State, ‘Owode’, gut fire in the early hours of today, 2nd April 2024. In a video posted by Ibitoye shittu on his ‘x’ account, ALSO READ:Woman, fireman injured in Lagos supermarket inferno He wrote “Sad morning in offa Kwara State as popular owode market is currently on
JUST IN: Fire guts Owode market in Kwara
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FG lauds Olam Agri investment in rice value chain, CSR
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FG lauds Olam Agri investment in rice value chain, CSR
The Federal Government has praised Olam Agri in Nigeria for its significant investment in boosting agricultural output and growth in the country. Sen. Abubakar Kyari, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, commended the company during his inspection of their integrated Rice Farm and mill in Nasarawa State. This visit followed a recent courtesy call
FG lauds Olam Agri investment in rice value chain, CSR
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High food prices: Nigerian farmers must move away from using hoes, cutlasses —Expert
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High food prices: Nigerian farmers must move away from using hoes, cutlasses —Expert
Chief Executive Officer, Lukom Integrated Services Limited, Mr Lukman Komolafe has said the nation’s farmers must embrace advanced technology, mechanisation to boost food supply thereby making food affordable. Komolafe made this known while addressing journalists in Ibadan on the present-day high food prices. Kolawole said it was baffling that some farms still used crude tools
High food prices: Nigerian farmers must move away from using hoes, cutlasses —Expert
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Institute seeks collaboration with Labour Ministry to combat quackery in power sector
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Institute seeks collaboration with Labour Ministry to combat quackery in power sector
The Chartered Institute of Power Engineers of Nigeria (CIPEN) has sought collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment to promote professionalism and upscale knowledge and skills within the nation’s power sector. President of CIPEN, Israel Abraham, who led a delegation of the institute, made the request during a courtesy visit to the Minister
Institute seeks collaboration with Labour Ministry to combat quackery in power sector
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Don’t be distracted by critics on using biotechnology to boost food production, CSO tells FG
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Don’t be distracted by critics on using biotechnology to boost food production, CSO tells FG
THE Nigerian Government has been urged to ignore critics and continue its deployment of biotechnology to achieve food security and fight hunger. The Citizens Advocacy for Social and Economic Rights (CASER), through its programme, Food Avail, noted that there is no way the country will make progress in food production without the adoption of biotechnology.
Don’t be distracted by critics on using biotechnology to boost food production, CSO tells FG
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Our graduates are major contributors to Nigeria’s agricultural development —Owosibo, Provost, FCAH&PT
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Our graduates are major contributors to Nigeria’s agricultural development —Owosibo, Provost, FCAH&PT
The Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology (FCAH&PT), Moor Plantation, Ibadan, is celebrating 60 years of its existence. In this interview with NURUDEEN ALIMI, Provost of the college, Dr Adekoya Owosibo, shares information on how the college has contributed to the development of agriculture in Nigeria and what government can do for the
Our graduates are major contributors to Nigeria’s agricultural development —Owosibo, Provost, FCAH&PT
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Ensure friendly business environment, stable macro-economy, textile workers urge Tinubu
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Ensure friendly business environment, stable macro-economy, textile workers urge Tinubu
The National Union of Textile Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria (NUTGTWN) has called on President Bola Tinubu to ensure friendly business environment, stable macro-economic policy, consistent, clear and focused industrial strategy that will provide support and incentives for manufacturing activities, value addition and decent job creation in the country. President of the union, Comrade
Ensure friendly business environment, stable macro-economy, textile workers urge Tinubu
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How NDE’s vocational skill training, resettlement saved us from the streets, bettered our lives —Beneficiaries
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How NDE’s vocational skill training, resettlement saved us from the streets, bettered our lives —Beneficiaries
The National Directorate of Employment (NDE) has been in the business of equipping and empowering unemployed Nigerians, especially youths with vocational skills and different entrepreneurship training to enable them earn a living through gainful economic activities. At one of its resettlement programmes that followed a vocational skills training, which took place in some selected states
How NDE’s vocational skill training, resettlement saved us from the streets, bettered our lives —Beneficiaries
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The anarchy in Haiti
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The anarchy in Haiti
FOR followers of political developments in the Caribbean country of Haiti, the world’s first black independent republic, events over the past few weeks have been rather difficult to watch. In the aftermath of total state collapse, gangs flaunting AK 47s and sundry deadly weapons have taken over more than 80 percent of Port-au-Prince, the country’s
The anarchy in Haiti
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Kaduna’s debt and unEl-Rufaic silence
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Kaduna’s debt and unEl-Rufaic silence
BENJAMIN Franklin alias Mrs. Silence Dogwood (January 17, 1706-April 17, 1790), was one of the greatest statesmen of the United States of America. He was reputed to have signed America’s Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. He loved education. He was famously known as America’s Founding Polymath. He loved education and anything associated with
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