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Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 30th May 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 30/05/24
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Children’s Day: NGO celebrates special needs students in Ibadan
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Children’s Day: NGO celebrates special needs students in Ibadan
A non-governmental organisation (NGO), Fortune Health Plus Initiative (FHePIn), celebrated with students of Sabol School on Monday as part of activities commemorating this year’s Children’s Day. The students were engaged in a series of activities, like debate and quiz competitions, among others, just as the group distributed educational materials and food items to the school.
Children’s Day: NGO celebrates special needs students in Ibadan
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Oyo CP declares support for truck drivers on ease of doing business
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Oyo CP declares support for truck drivers on ease of doing business
The Oyo state Commissioner of Police, Adebola Hamzat has declared support for truck drivers under the aegis of the Heavy Duty and Haulage Transport Association of Nigeria (HDHTAN), Oyo State chapter over extortion of its members by illegal tax agents across the state. Hamzat gave this assurance on Monday during a courtesy visit paid to
Oyo CP declares support for truck drivers on ease of doing business
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48% of young girls feel that their fathers don’t understand menstrual-related difficulties — Report
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48% of young girls feel that their fathers don’t understand menstrual-related difficulties — Report
U-REPORT Nigeria, UNICEF’s digital community for young people, has said there is a relatively low level of father support for girls going through their menstrual cycle, and 48% of young girls feel that their fathers don’t understand menstrual-related difficulties. UNICEF’s Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) specialist, Mr Monday Johnson, made this disclosure at the 2024
48% of young girls feel that their fathers don’t understand menstrual-related difficulties — Report
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Breaking monopoly on UK-Nigeria route, big achievement in office — Keyamo
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Breaking monopoly on UK-Nigeria route, big achievement in office — Keyamo
MINISTER of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has said that breaking the longstanding monopoly of foreign airlines on the United Kingdom-Nigeria route was one of the achievements he recorded for the Federal Government within his eight months in office. Keyamo said the feat was achieved by actively engaging with the UK authorities to
Breaking monopoly on UK-Nigeria route, big achievement in office — Keyamo
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NGO trains Ekiti youths on tracking, reporting govt community projects
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NGO trains Ekiti youths on tracking, reporting govt community projects
A non-governmental organisation, the Inspiration Care and Development Centre (ICDC), has trained no fewer than 30 youths to monitor and track government projects across the 16 local government areas of Ekiti State. The two-day training tagged’The F Fiscal Transparency Champions (FTCs) Capacity Building Workshop’brought together the selected youths in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital, under the
NGO trains Ekiti youths on tracking, reporting govt community projects
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Sanwo-Olu’s free medical outreach ‘Aalafia Eko’ begins today
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Sanwo-Olu’s free medical outreach ‘Aalafia Eko’ begins today
Lagos State Government said a free medical outreach aimed at providing essential healthcare services to 50,000 residents of the state, following a directive from Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, will kick-start on Thursday, May 30, 2024. The State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Gbenga Omotoso, made this known in a statement made available to newsmen, highlighting
Sanwo-Olu’s free medical outreach ‘Aalafia Eko’ begins today
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After 16 years, FG to resuscitate Erunmu dry port project
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After 16 years, FG to resuscitate Erunmu dry port project
After about 16 years of inactivity, the federal government is set to resuscitate the Inland Container Depot (ICD) project at Erunmu, Egbeda Local Government Area of Oyo State. Executive Secretary/Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC), Mr. Pius Akutah, disclosed this during an assessment visit to the site of the Erunmu dry port, Ibadan, on Wednesday, where he
After 16 years, FG to resuscitate Erunmu dry port project
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Getting angry regularly increases risk of having heart disease, stroke — Experts
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Getting angry regularly increases risk of having heart disease, stroke — Experts
IN a new study, researchers warned that anger is bad for the heart and the brain because regularly getting angry may increase an individual’s risk of heart disease and stroke. Researchers said getting briefly angry—but not other emotions such as sadness or anxiety—can change the functioning of blood vessels, which might make heart attacks and
Getting angry regularly increases risk of having heart disease, stroke — Experts
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HPV vaccine, not a new vaccine to reduce population — Oyo govt
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HPV vaccine, not a new vaccine to reduce population — Oyo govt
THE Oyo State Government has declared that the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine for girls has been in existence for decades and is not aimed at reducing the population of Africa, contrary to insinuations. The Executive Secretary of the Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board, Dr Muideen Olatunji, speaking to the media in Ibadan at a
HPV vaccine, not a new vaccine to reduce population — Oyo govt
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Makinde, UNICEF, others unveil first solarized medical oxygen plant in Nigeria
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Makinde, UNICEF, others unveil first solarized medical oxygen plant in Nigeria
GOVERNOR Seyi Makinde, on Wednesday, unveiled the first solarized PSA medical oxygen plant in the health sector in Africa and a level 2 newborn unit at the Jericho Specialist Hospital as part of interventions to ensure equitable health care services to save mothers and new babies from dying. He also launched the five-year Oyo State
Makinde, UNICEF, others unveil first solarized medical oxygen plant in Nigeria
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