Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 18th February 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 18/02/21
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Over 30% Nigerians have infertility problems, says gynecologist
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Over 30% Nigerians have infertility problems, says gynecologist
Professor Abdulwaheed Olatinwo, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Ilorin, on Tuesday, said that over 30 per cent of Nigerians had fertility problems. Olatinwo said this in a research paper he made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), which he had earlier presented at an inaugural lecture of the university entitled: “Help
Over 30% Nigerians have infertility problems, says gynecologist
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Restore management courses to specialised institutions —FUNAAB students appeal to FG
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Restore management courses to specialised institutions —FUNAAB students appeal to FG
THE Students Union Government of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has appealed to the Federal Government to as a matter of urgency, restore management science courses in all specialised federal universities in the country. The union made the appeal through its president, Michael Oloyede, at a press conference on Wednesday, held on the
Restore management courses to specialised institutions —FUNAAB students appeal to FG
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302 police special forces arrive Kaduna to fight bandits
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302 police special forces arrive Kaduna to fight bandits
Three hundred and two (302) officers and men of Mobile Police, Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) and Police Special Forces under the auspices of Operation Puff Adder II, have been deployed to Kaduna to fight bandits. It was gathered that the officers would be deployed to the troubled areas of Birnin-Gwari, Giwa, Igabi, Chikun and Kajuru
302 police special forces arrive Kaduna to fight bandits
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Remembering Baba Kekere, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande
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Remembering Baba Kekere, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande
Last Thursday, 11 February 2021, the world bade farewell to a legendary politico, unmatched welfarist, a model of integrity in public service and kind-hearted inspirational elder, father and mentor for all times, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande. He died at the ripe old age of 91. Alhamdulillah. There can be hardly any important aspect of the
Remembering Baba Kekere, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande
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Anambra begins free anti-rabies vaccination campaign
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Anambra begins free anti-rabies vaccination campaign
The Anambra State government in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, yesterday, began the anti-rabies awareness campaign and free vaccination of dogs and cats against rabies to eliminate human death from dog rabies by 2030. Nigerian Tribune gathered that the free vaccination which took place at the Veterinary Clinic, Amawbia, will go across the
Anambra begins free anti-rabies vaccination campaign
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Okebukola set to launch mobile app for teaching difficult science concepts
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Okebukola set to launch mobile app for teaching difficult science concepts
AFTER four decades of experimentation and try-out in 28 countries, Peter Okebukola, a professor of science and computer education has invented a home-grown method to break down barriers to the teaching and learning of difficult topics in science known as the culturo-techno-contextual approach (CTCA). According to a release by the Okebukola Science Foundation, its Executive
Okebukola set to launch mobile app for teaching difficult science concepts
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Can we afford bicameral legislature?
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Can we afford bicameral legislature?
By Eric Teniola Covid-19 is ravaging our land and destroying the economy. In the mean time, the economy is underperforming. The country has gradually continued to slip. There is a shortfall on our oil revenue. Nigeria’s foreign capital inflow has sunk to 9.68 billion dollars, the lowest in four years. The International Monetary Fund
Can we afford bicameral legislature?
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‘FG must make stroke screening mandatory’
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‘FG must make stroke screening mandatory’
A medical expert, Professor Mayowa Owolabi, has asked the Federal Government to mandate screening for hypertension, diabetes and high blood fat content in the country to reduce the incidence of stroke, the leading cause of death on the African continent. Owolabi, a professor of neurology, in an inaugural lecture he delivered entitled “‘Exploring the Stroke
‘FG must make stroke screening mandatory’
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BESDA: Oyo SUBEB partners WorldBank, UBEC to train language teachers, non-formal education facilitators
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BESDA: Oyo SUBEB partners WorldBank, UBEC to train language teachers, non-formal education facilitators
The Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (OyoSUBEB) has commenced the training of language teachers and non-formal education centre facilitators across the state, in partial fulfilment of the execution of Better Education Service Delivery for All (BESDA). The Executive Chairman, Oyo SUBEB, Dr Nureni Adeniran, said the programme was facilitated in conjunction with the World
BESDA: Oyo SUBEB partners WorldBank, UBEC to train language teachers, non-formal education facilitators
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On crypto ban and the Nigerian youth
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On crypto ban and the Nigerian youth
On February 5, 2021, Nigeria’s apex bank, Central Bank of Nigeria, announced to deposit-money banks, non-bank financial institutions, other financial institutions and the general public the ban on accounts dealing in payments and exchanges involving crypto currencies. According to the circular, the reason was largely because of risks associated with such transactions, hence ordering the
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