Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 3rd November 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 03/11/22
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CAN holds prayer over terrorism, electoral violence
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CAN holds prayer over terrorism, electoral violence
The leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has declared Friday, November 4th, 2022 as the National Day of Prayers to seek divine intervention in the affairs of the country. CAN said it is also going to be a day to implore God’s help in preventing violence, manipulation, intimidation of voters and other electoral
CAN holds prayer over terrorism, electoral violence
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Customs generate N790bn from importers at Apapa ports in 9 months
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Customs generate N790bn from importers at Apapa ports in 9 months
The Apapa command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has said that it generated N790billion from importers between January to September, 2022. Addressing journalists in Lagos recently, the Customs Area Controller, Apapa command, Compt. Yusuf Malanta, said the command improved by 29.8 percent from N609billion generated in the corresponding period of 2021. According to him
Customs generate N790bn from importers at Apapa ports in 9 months
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Minister frowns at infighting between boards, management of transportation agencies
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Minister frowns at infighting between boards, management of transportation agencies
The Minister of Transportation, Alhaji Mu’azu Jaji Sambo has frowned at Infighting Between Boards and Management of agencies under the Federal Ministry of Transportation (FMOT), calling for synergy and cooperation across all agencies of the ministry. Speaking while fielding questions from newsmen in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State during a 3-Day Retreat by the Federal Ministry
Minister frowns at infighting between boards, management of transportation agencies
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NIS arrests 18 foreigners in Oyo for possessing PVCs
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NIS arrests 18 foreigners in Oyo for possessing PVCs
THE Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Oyo State Command, says it has arrested and repatriated 18 foreigners for allegedly possessing Nigeria’s voter cards. The NIS Comptroller in the state, Isah Dansuleiman, made this known during a sensitisation programme on the 2023 general elections for stakeholders in Ibadan on Wednesday. According to the News Agency of Nigeria
NIS arrests 18 foreigners in Oyo for possessing PVCs
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FEC okays increase in East-West road contract cost to N506bn
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FEC okays increase in East-West road contract cost to N506bn
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the variation in the sum of contract for East-West road project sections 1-4 from Warri to Port Harcourt, Eket, Oron, by N260 billion, bringing the total amount required for it to N506 billion. The original cost for the sections was about N246 billion. The variation was part of
FEC okays increase in East-West road contract cost to N506bn
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Aviation union ends picketing of MMA2
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Aviation union ends picketing of MMA2
AFTER paralysing flight operations and other businesses at the private terminal at the local wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport on Tuesday, the Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSSAN) has called off its industrial action. They embarked on the action over the sack of 37 workers at the terminal by the management
Aviation union ends picketing of MMA2
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NSITF: MWUN issues ultimatum to terminal operators, shipping lines, others
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NSITF: MWUN issues ultimatum to terminal operators, shipping lines, others
The Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has issued a 21-days ultimatum to terminal operators, ship owners, shipping lines agencies and other employers of labour in the maritime industry to regularised the registration of workers in the National Social Industrial Trust Fund (NSITF). The union at an event recently, stated that some employers under-declared the
NSITF: MWUN issues ultimatum to terminal operators, shipping lines, others
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High Court to dispose of pre-election cases in 4 weeks
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High Court to dispose of pre-election cases in 4 weeks
THE Federal High Court of Nigeria has constituted a special task force of judges to swiftly hear and determine all pre-election cases before it within four weeks. A circular issued by the Chief Judge of the Court, Justice John Tsoho on Wednesday in Abuja, said that the task force became necessary to designate a team
High Court to dispose of pre-election cases in 4 weeks
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2023: PDP asks court to sack Adamu-led APC NWC, Tinubu, all APC candidates
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2023: PDP asks court to sack Adamu-led APC NWC, Tinubu, all APC candidates
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to sack the Abdullahi Adamu-led National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on account of illegality in the process that produced the party’s national officers and candidates. PDP in the new suit demanded that all candidates produced by APC
2023: PDP asks court to sack Adamu-led APC NWC, Tinubu, all APC candidates
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Why water privatisation may compound water woes of Nigerians
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Why water privatisation may compound water woes of Nigerians
Water is a universal human right. However, across the world and even in Nigeria, there have been attempts to privatise water access. Community members, civil society organisations (CSOs) and unionists say that if this succeeds, these attempts will do more harm than good. Water everywhere, little to drink Just like the right to life,
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