Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 11th July 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 11/07/24
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Gombe NNPP guber candidate, Mailantarki, resigns
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Gombe NNPP guber candidate, Mailantarki, resigns
The 2023 governorship candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) in Gombe State, Khamisu Mailantarki has resigned from the party. Khamisu Mailantarki lost the election having come third behind, in the last governorship election where incumbent Governor Inuwa Yahaya of the All Progressives Congress (APC) won the polls and the candidate of the People’s
Gombe NNPP guber candidate, Mailantarki, resigns
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French liner, CMA CGM, slams new charges on Nigerian-bound cargoes
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French liner, CMA CGM, slams new charges on Nigerian-bound cargoes
CMA CGM has announced a new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) of $400 per container effective August 5 on cargo originating from the United States and Canada destined for Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Togo, Benin, Angola, Gabon, Sierra Leone, Congo, DRC, Namibia and Equatorial Guinea. The new surcharge is coming barely two months after the shipping line
French liner, CMA CGM, slams new charges on Nigerian-bound cargoes
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FG, Belarus to partner on agriculture, education, economy
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FG, Belarus to partner on agriculture, education, economy
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, has stated his country’s readiness to partner with the Federal Republic of Nigeria in key areas of the economy. This was when he received the First Lady of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu in his office in Minsk, the capital of the country. According to a statement issued on Wednesday by
FG, Belarus to partner on agriculture, education, economy
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Man stabs mother to death in Delta
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Man stabs mother to death in Delta
A 23-year-old man has stabbed his 50-year-old mother to death at Obiaruku, Delta State. The arrested suspect, who has been arrested by operatives of the Delta State Police Command, was simply identified as Samson. He committed the murder on Wednesday at Jehovah Street, Obiedike, Obiaruku, it was gathered. Sources said the suspect had earlier been
Man stabs mother to death in Delta
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Experts outline blueprint for sustainable shipping at TAAM conference
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Experts outline blueprint for sustainable shipping at TAAM conference
AS Nigeria continues to harness the potential of its maritime sector, experts have advocated sustainable practices to ensure the long-term health and productivity of its blue economy. According to the experts who spoke at the sixth edition of the Taiwo Afolabi Annual Maritime (TAAM) Conference held recently at the University of Lagos, Nigeria needs to
Experts outline blueprint for sustainable shipping at TAAM conference
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Customs rallies Ogun traditional rulers against smuggling
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Customs rallies Ogun traditional rulers against smuggling
THE Ogun I Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, led by Comptroller James Ojo, is seeking to foster sustainable collaboration and synergy to enhance economic growth and security along Nigeria’s borders with the Republic of Benin through intelligence sharing and collaborative anti-smuggling operations. Comptroller Ojo harped on this during a courtesy visit to the
Customs rallies Ogun traditional rulers against smuggling
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Why cargo importation dropped by 70% at seaports — Sea Research Centre
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Why cargo importation dropped by 70% at seaports — Sea Research Centre
THE Sea Empowerment Research Centre has blamed the drop in import volume at Nigerian ports on persistency in unstable foreign exchange rate, which does not guarantee predictability and flexibility in import financial forecast, thereby forcing many companies to shut down businesses in Nigeria. Recall that a recent report revealed that vehicles import volume dropped by
Why cargo importation dropped by 70% at seaports — Sea Research Centre
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Are bonded terminals becoming conduit pipes for arms importation?
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Are bonded terminals becoming conduit pipes for arms importation?
In recent weeks, the Nigeria Customs Services has seized huge number of arms and ammunition at Nigerian ports with some bonded terminals getting involved in the attempted clearance of such illegal imports. In this report, TOLA ADENUBI looks at why such terminals are becoming culpable in arms importation. ON July 1, the Nigeria Customs Service
Are bonded terminals becoming conduit pipes for arms importation?
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Why Nigerian airlines cannot interline with foreign carriers — Aligbe
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Why Nigerian airlines cannot interline with foreign carriers — Aligbe
Mr Chris Aligbe, the Chief Executive Officer of Aviation Consultancy Firm, Belujane Konzult, in this interview with SHOLA ADEKOLA, speaks on industry issues ranging from consumer protection as it affects travelers, importance of interlining among domestic carriers and Nigeria’s performance in last ICAO audit. Excerpts: What is your thought on consumer satisfaction and the safety
Why Nigerian airlines cannot interline with foreign carriers — Aligbe
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FEPPPAN urges FG to stop deduction of 50% from FAAN IGR
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FEPPPAN urges FG to stop deduction of 50% from FAAN IGR
Members of the Federal Parastals and Private Sector Pensioners Association of Nigeria (FEPPPAN) have urged the Federal Government to stop further mandatory deductions of 50 percent of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) revenue into Federal Treasury Account and five percent deductions from FAAN collected revenue and remitted to AIB. Rising from a meeting
FEPPPAN urges FG to stop deduction of 50% from FAAN IGR
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