Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 3rd March 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 03/03/22
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FCCPC slams domestic airline operators over hike in fares
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FCCPC slams domestic airline operators over hike in fares
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has issued interim order to domestic airlines to desist from charging air travellers their recent hike in fares pending when it concludes investigation into the matter. It reminded the airlines that the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018 (FCCPA) prohibits conduct or any coordination between competitors
FCCPC slams domestic airline operators over hike in fares
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FG to open bid on national carrier on March 8
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FG to open bid on national carrier on March 8
The Federal Government has revealed plans to begin issuing the request for proposal to intending investors on National Carrier on March 8, 2022. Speaking in Abuja, the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, stated that “the Transitional Adviser is going to request for proposal next week Monday. He explained that the way the Airline is structured,
FG to open bid on national carrier on March 8
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ASUU strike: Students block Ibadan-Akure-Abuja Expressway
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ASUU strike: Students block Ibadan-Akure-Abuja Expressway
Students from higher institutions of learning in Ondo State under the auspices of the National Association of University Students (NAUS), on Wednesday, protested over the ongoing industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) across the country. The students who converged on the ever-busy Akure/Ilesha road as early as 8 am, blocked the
ASUU strike: Students block Ibadan-Akure-Abuja Expressway
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Establishment of Law School campuses should not be regarded as constituency projects
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Establishment of Law School campuses should not be regarded as constituency projects
THE Senate recently approved the establishment of six additional campuses of the Nigerian Law School, in addition to the seven existing ones. By this development, two campuses, i.e., the Jos Law School Campus, Plateau State and the Kabba Law School Campus, Kogi State have been established for the North Central geo-political zone; two campuses, i.e.,
Establishment of Law School campuses should not be regarded as constituency projects
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Hydroxyurea, doesn’t affect unborn babies — Expert
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Hydroxyurea, doesn’t affect unborn babies — Expert
A haematologist, Professor Iheanyi Okpala says in doses given for sickle cell disease, children born of mothers with sickle cell disease who are on hydroxyurea have not been shown to have any abnormalities. Okpala, a consultant hematologist, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu, at the sideline of the “Five decades of haematology teaching, research and
Hydroxyurea, doesn’t affect unborn babies — Expert
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Falola advocates adoption of cultural approaches in technical education
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Falola advocates adoption of cultural approaches in technical education
Eminent professor of African Studies, Toyin Falola has advocated for the adoption of cultural approaches in technical education. He explained that this would allow easy and quick assimilation by learners. The revered academic stated this while delivering a lecture entitled: “Technology, Technical Education, Culture and Society,” held on Wednesday at the Federal College of Education,
Falola advocates adoption of cultural approaches in technical education
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Court stops EFCC from arresting, inviting Innoson’s lawyer
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Court stops EFCC from arresting, inviting Innoson’s lawyer
A Federal High Court in Abuja has granted an ex-parte motion stopping the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) from arresting or inviting the lawyer of Innoson Nigeria Ltd, Prof McCarthy Mbadugha (SAN). The motion was sequel to a suit by the counsel to Mbadugha, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN) against EFCC and 5 other persons
Court stops EFCC from arresting, inviting Innoson’s lawyer
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Mamora applauds FMC Jabi for successful heart surgeries on four patients
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Mamora applauds FMC Jabi for successful heart surgeries on four patients
THE Minister of State for Health, Dr Olorunnimbe Mamora, has commended the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Jabi, for successfully performing open heart surgeries on four patients for the first time. Mamora who gave the commendation on Monday in Abuja, while he visited the facility for assessment of the patients and some equipment in the hospital
Mamora applauds FMC Jabi for successful heart surgeries on four patients
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Nigeria sets to launch its Family Planning 2030 commitment
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Nigeria sets to launch its Family Planning 2030 commitment
N IGERIA is set to launch its Family Planning 2030 commitment in line with the global movement supporting the rights of women and girls to decide freely and for themselves if or when to have children. This was disclosed by the Director, Department of Family Health, Federal Ministry of Health, Dr Salma Anas-Kolo in her
Nigeria sets to launch its Family Planning 2030 commitment
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ASUU strike and other flaws in education
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ASUU strike and other flaws in education
Making lemons out of lemonades may be the reasonable resolution for Nigerian students in their pursuit for a chance at a good life in this country. Over the years, the government has perpetually made a play thing out of the educational pursuit of its citizens and ridiculed the very essence of education. There is no
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