Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 15th March 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 15/03/22
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ASUU extends warning strike by two months
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ASUU extends warning strike by two months
THE Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Monday extended its one-month warning strike by another two months for failure of the Federal Government to meet its demands. ASUU president, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, who announced this in Abuja after an emergency meeting of the National Executive Council (NEC) of the union, said the roll-over strike
ASUU extends warning strike by two months
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Aviation crisis: NNPC intervenes as airlines lament three days stock of fuel
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Aviation crisis: NNPC intervenes as airlines lament three days stock of fuel
NIGERIAN airline operators have threatened to shut down their operations in three days if there is no reduction in the price of aviation fuel, popularly known as Jet-A1. This is even as the operators called on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Ltd to give them licence to import the product in order to end
Aviation crisis: NNPC intervenes as airlines lament three days stock of fuel
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Organised Labour quest in 2023 elections: Can TUC, NLC make a difference?
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Organised Labour quest in 2023 elections: Can TUC, NLC make a difference?
In the run-up to the forthcoming 2023 general election, the Trade Union Congress and the Nigeria Labour Congress have both emphasised the need to change the narrative in the Nigerian political space through sensitising and conscientising their members of their rights. CHRISTIAN APPOLOS looks at the merits of the efforts of both unions, in view
Organised Labour quest in 2023 elections: Can TUC, NLC make a difference?
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NALDA commissions 35 hectares farm estate in Imo
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NALDA commissions 35 hectares farm estate in Imo
AS part of its mandate, the National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA) has commissioned Achara-Ubo Emekuku Integrated Farm Estate in Imo State. This is just as Prince Paul Ikonne, Executive Secretary of NALDA, said that the federal government has also approves the rehabilitation of Songhai Farm and the establishment of 3 new cassava processing plant
NALDA commissions 35 hectares farm estate in Imo
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JCI, IITA train 100 students on agribusiness in Oyo
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JCI, IITA train 100 students on agribusiness in Oyo
JUNIOR Chamber International, Odua (JCI Odua) in conjunction with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the Oyo State Government through the Start Them Early Programme (STEP) recently, organised the Back to School Agricultural Summit at Methodist High School, Ibadan, Oyo State. The 2022 JCI Odua president, JCIN Amb. Hammed Lateef in his remark
JCI, IITA train 100 students on agribusiness in Oyo
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NIHORT urges lawmakers, others to engage in agricultural empowerment
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NIHORT urges lawmakers, others to engage in agricultural empowerment
Lawmakers and other development stakeholders in Nigeria have been advised to re-direct their empowerment programmes towards agriculture which in return will create multiple jobs as a way of curbing unemployment in the country. The Coordinator, National Horticultural Research Institute (NIHORT) Consulting Services, Dr Joel Akindele Akinfasoye, gave the advice in Kwale, Delta state, during a
NIHORT urges lawmakers, others to engage in agricultural empowerment
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Fatima, 52, needs N7m for renal transplant
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Fatima, 52, needs N7m for renal transplant
For three years, Owate Fatima Adesola, a federal civil servant with the National Population Commission and her family have been living with the burden of medical fees to sustain her life while trying to raise funds for a renal transplant. Fatima lived a normal life devoid of any major health crisis until she was taken
Fatima, 52, needs N7m for renal transplant
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Fuel scarcity crisis: CSOs gear up for nationwide protest, demands NNPC GMD’s replacement
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Fuel scarcity crisis: CSOs gear up for nationwide protest, demands NNPC GMD’s replacement
Citizens Awareness Against Corruption and Social Vices Initiative (CAACASVI), a civil society organisation, has warned of a looming nationwide protest against the inability of the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), led by its Group Managing Director (GMD) Mr.Mele Kyari, to make available Premium Motor Spirit, also known as fuel for consumption in
Fuel scarcity crisis: CSOs gear up for nationwide protest, demands NNPC GMD’s replacement
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NLC berates FG over fuel scarcity crisis, reiterates call for rehabilitation of refineries
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NLC berates FG over fuel scarcity crisis, reiterates call for rehabilitation of refineries
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has expressed disappointment over the ongoing fuel scarcity crisis in the country, calling on the Federal Government to treat the issue as a national emergency and take a productive decision and action of rehabilitating the country’s refineries. It also said that refining Nigeria’s crude oil locally is the only way
NLC berates FG over fuel scarcity crisis, reiterates call for rehabilitation of refineries
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Lagos-Badagry road: N15bn NNPC’s tax credit to the rescue
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Lagos-Badagry road: N15bn NNPC’s tax credit to the rescue
When the contract for the Lagos-Badagry road reconstruction was awarded in 2018, people expected to see the road completed within two to three years to end their harrowing experiences on the route. But this did not materialise due to funding constraints. Its actual construction began in earnest between 2020 and 2021 after the SUKUK funding
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