Nigerian Newspapers Today : Monday 13th January 2020
Here are some of the Nigerian Newspapers Today on Monday 13th January 2020 .
Call for Nominations as THISDAY Awards 2020 Holds Jan. 20
The Board of Editors of Africa’s most authoritative media and technology group, THISDAY Newspapers Group, has announced the opening of snap nominations for the THISDAY Awards 2020. A statement on Sunday announcing to the public the opening of the snap nominations for the awards in different categories called on readers and audiences to choose 12
THISDAYLIVE.
UCTH to Perform First Open Heart Surgery in April
By Bassey Inyang in Calabar The University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) has announced that it will conduct its first open heart surgery in the second week of April this year. The authorities of the hospital said the expected surgical operation will be done by the teaching hospital in partnership with a United States-based team,
THISDAYLIVE.
Bandits Release Two Kidnapped Customs Officers in Katsina
By Francis Sardauna in Katsina Bandits on Sunday released two kidnapped Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) officers to the troops of the 17 Brigade of the Nigeria Army in Katsina State. The bandits had on January 8, 2020, abducted the Customs officers at Mallammawa town in Jibia Local Government Area of the state. The acting Commander
THISDAYLIVE.
Workers’ Sack: Ekiti JOHESU Suspends Planned Strike
By Victor Ogunje in Ado Ekiti The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU), Ekiti State chapter, on Sunday suspended the strike scheduled to commence by the staff of the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH) Monday over the sack of over 200 staff of the hospital. The health union, which stated that the suspension was as
THISDAYLIVE.
For Dapo Abiodun, It’s Good Governance After the Storm
By Funmi Branco Remember the iconic phrase, “par ardua ad astra”(through difficulty to the stars)? It is the official motto of the Royal Air Force. In Nigerian literature, to bring the thought closer home, it is a motif in Bayo Afolabi’s epochal political drama, To the stars. And yes, such is life, which is why
THISDAYLIVE.
Lagos to Embark on Urban Regeneration of Communities on Lagos Island
By Segun James The Lagos State government will begin work on the urban regeneration of identified communities on Lagos Island, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has said. Sanwo-Olu restated this when he paid a visit to one of the urban regeneration centres weekend, saying that Lagos truly needs regeneration especially on Lagos Island. The governor assured residents
THISDAYLIVE.
Armed Forces Remembrance: Akeredolu Urges Nigerians to Appreciate Heroes
By James Sowole in Akure The Ondo State Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu on Sunday called on Nigerians to appreciate the sacrifices of the nation’s fallen heroes whose selfless services had ensured national cohesion. Akeredolu made the call during a church service held at the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) District Headquarters, Oke Isegun, Akure to celebrate this
THISDAYLIVE.
So Energy Enhances Access to Petroleum Products in Ghana
An affiliate of Sahara Group, So Energy Ghana, has commissioned a retail station located at Alajo, in the centre of the city of Accra to promote seamless access to world-class petroleum products in Ghana. The station bears the characteristic modern So Energy design which has become a brand associated with reliability, efficiency, convenience and safety
THISDAYLIVE.
Lagos Roads and Themes Agenda
Segun Ogundeji and Rasak Musbau write that the government is determined to make a difference in road infrastructure Government’s investment in transport infrastructure is a big factor in people’s quality of life. It is the backbone and chief driver of socio-economic development, which every country strives to achieve. Roads and bridges, in particular, change the
THISDAYLIVE.
Patients Groan in Ondo as Resident Doctors Shun Hospital
James Sowole in Akure Resident doctors at University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital Ondo and Akure complexes in Ondo State yesterday embarked on an indefinite industrial action until the state government honoured its obligation. THISDAY checks revealed that residents doctors did not show up in consulting rooms leaving only consultants on duty to attend to
THISDAYLIVE.
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