Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 14th October 2021
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 14/10/21
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Insurgents establishing camps in Abuja, Niger dangerous, Afenifere warns
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Insurgents establishing camps in Abuja, Niger dangerous, Afenifere warns
THE pan-Yoruba socio-cultural organisation, Afenifere, on Wednesday said the festering expansion of tentacles of Boko Haram terrorists and bandits, with the alleged establishment of camps in Abuja and some parts of Niger State, is a strong indication of looming danger in the country. It, therefore, tasked the Federal Government to redouble its efforts in tackling
Insurgents establishing camps in Abuja, Niger dangerous, Afenifere warns
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Housing agencies in 24 states fail to make impact in last 12 months —Report
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Housing agencies in 24 states fail to make impact in last 12 months —Report
DESPITE the huge housing deficit in the country, no fewer than 24 housing agencies in the states of the federation failed in their responsibilities to build houses for the low and middle income Nigerians in the last 12 months. According to findings by the Nigerian Tribune, the housing agencies in these 24 states neither built
Housing agencies in 24 states fail to make impact in last 12 months —Report
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NIMASA appoints three new directors, promotes 295 others
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NIMASA appoints three new directors, promotes 295 others
The Governing Board of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has approved the appointment of three new Directors, Mr. Eric OJI, Mr. Dimowo Heaky, and a former spokesman of the Agency, Mr. Isichei Osamgbi. Nigeria’s Alternate Permanent Representative at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Mr. Dirisu Abdulmumuni, was promoted to Deputy Director, alongside
NIMASA appoints three new directors, promotes 295 others
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Equatorial Guinea writes Maritime Academy, requests for cadet training
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Equatorial Guinea writes Maritime Academy, requests for cadet training
Equatorial Guinea, a Central African country, has written to the Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN), requesting for training of its cadets in Oron, Akwa Ibom State. Rector of the Academy, Cdr. Duja Effedua Emmanuel, (rtd), disclosed this epoch development during his presentation at this year’s World Maritime Day celebration held in Lagos. Apart from Equatorial
Equatorial Guinea writes Maritime Academy, requests for cadet training
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Africa activists resist corporate water privatisation as World Bank meets
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Africa activists resist corporate water privatisation as World Bank meets
Civil society and labour activists on the platform of the Our Water Our Right Africa Coalition have called on African governments to reject water privatisation and demand the return of water systems seized by private corporations back to the hands of the African people to be publicly funded and equitably managed. The coalition made the
Africa activists resist corporate water privatisation as World Bank meets
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NPA MD appoints three Port Managers, redeploys others
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NPA MD appoints three Port Managers, redeploys others
In a bid to regig Port operational efficiency and in the quest to become the Maritime hub in Africa, South of the Sahara, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has approved the appointment of three new Port mangers. The new appointees are Yitnoe Stanley Magaji Technical Assistant Marine and Operations to Managing
NPA MD appoints three Port Managers, redeploys others
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How oil spill, illegal poaching leave Nigeria’s fishing industry vulnerable
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How oil spill, illegal poaching leave Nigeria’s fishing industry vulnerable
Like most countries in West Africa, Nigeria’s coastal waters contain diverse species of fish which contribute to the food and economic security of its people. However, unchecked activities of oil firms and foreign trawler companies have left Nigeria’s fishing sector vulnerable, TOLA ADENUBI reports: Small-scale fishing operations contribute about 80 percent of locally produced fish
How oil spill, illegal poaching leave Nigeria’s fishing industry vulnerable
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Mental health needs of the elderly: Dementia
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Mental health needs of the elderly: Dementia
CHIEF Afolabi (not real name) is a 73-year-old, retired Ambassador and a highly-respected citizen of the community. However, over the past few years, there have been some concerns over his behavior. In one instance, he went on his usual evening stroll around the neighbourhood and ended up at the extreme end of town. He had
Mental health needs of the elderly: Dementia
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Avantefly unveils mobile app targeting private jets, helicopters
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Avantefly unveils mobile app targeting private jets, helicopters
AvanteFly has launched its mobile application with adequate features for private jet, helicopter, luxury car charters, hotels and executive spaces bookings. The new exclusive real time digital platform, AvanteFly mobile app was unveiled with those behind the app promising to ensure its members and clients get the utmost safety, privacy and luxurious experience. AvanteFly is
Avantefly unveils mobile app targeting private jets, helicopters
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PDP chair: North-Central picks Ayu as consensus candidate
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PDP chair: North-Central picks Ayu as consensus candidate
FORMER Senate President, Professor Iyorchia Ayu, has emerged as the consensus candidate of the North-Central zone for the post of the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The decision was reached at a meeting of stakeholders from the zone in Abuja on Tuesday. Previously, speculation had been rife that another former Senate President,
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