Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 4th July 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 04/07/24
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Oyo CP reconciles Soun, Ogbomosoland Chief Imam
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Oyo CP reconciles Soun, Ogbomosoland Chief Imam
The Commissioner of Police, Oyo State Command, Ayodele Sonubi has brokered a truce between the Soun of Ogbomosoland, Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye, Orumogege III, and the Chief Imam Agba of Ogbomosoland, Yunus Tella Olushina Ayilara. Ayilara has been accused of alleged breach of Oath of Office for refusing to inform the palace before traveling out
Oyo CP reconciles Soun, Ogbomosoland Chief Imam
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Flood: Umahi orders desilting of drains along federal roads in Lagos
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Flood: Umahi orders desilting of drains along federal roads in Lagos
Following the floodwaters that covered major highways in Lagos on Wednesday as a result of heavy downpour, the Minister of Work, Sen David Umahi, has directed the desilting of drains along federal roads in the state with the view to deflood the highways. Already, the ministry’s teams have been deployed to assess the situation while
Flood: Umahi orders desilting of drains along federal roads in Lagos
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Shippers Council launches Operational Manual for Heipang Inland Dryport
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Shippers Council launches Operational Manual for Heipang Inland Dryport
THE Executive Secretary/Ceo, Nigerian Shippers’ Council ( NSC), Barrister Akutah Pius has reassured stakeholders that the Heipang Inland Dryport in Jos, Plateau State would soon become a reality. Akutah who gave the assurance also disclosed that the Council has officially launched the operational manual for the Inland Dry Ports project in Jos, Addressing stakeholders at
Shippers Council launches Operational Manual for Heipang Inland Dryport
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Democracy and the people’s role (8)
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Democracy and the people’s role (8)
OF all the impeachments carried out, that of Chief Joshua ChibiDariye, the erstwhile Governor of Plateau State proved intractable and became the most discussed, perhaps as a result of certain peculiarities and features. Long before Alamieyeseigha of Bayelsa State was arrested and arraigned at a London Court, Joshua ChibiDariye had been investigated and interrogated by
Democracy and the people’s role (8)
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Deep, slow breaths helpful with high blood pressure, diabetes, and glaucoma
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Deep, slow breaths helpful with high blood pressure, diabetes, and glaucoma
Daniel Laroche is an associate professor of ophthalmology with the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai, New York University, and President of the PAN-African Glaucoma Association. In this interview with SADE OGUNTOLA at the sideline of the PAN-African Glaucoma Association, he speaks to issues on glaucoma and why individuals need to own
Deep, slow breaths helpful with high blood pressure, diabetes, and glaucoma
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4 research teams win $250,000 grant
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4 research teams win $250,000 grant
THE Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) has awarded a $250,000 grant to four innovative research teams in Nigeria. This follows the successful implementation of the Research for Impact Initiative (R41) under the auspices of Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) where four teams were shortlisted to advance their developed ideas through a collaborative research grant established
4 research teams win $250,000 grant
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Use seasoned words in classrooms, Bowen don tells teachers
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Use seasoned words in classrooms, Bowen don tells teachers
PROFESSOR of English Language at the Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, Mrs Grace Olutayo, has advised teachers at all levels of education to adopt the use of seasoned words to teach students, and parents to avoid provocative words while correcting their children at home. Professor Olutayo gave the advice while delivering the 14th inaugural lecture
Use seasoned words in classrooms, Bowen don tells teachers
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SSANU threatens FG, resolves to shut down universities
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SSANU threatens FG, resolves to shut down universities
As a result of the Federal Government’s renege on the payment of the four-months’ withheld salaries of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the body has resolved to shut down universities today, Thursday, July 4. This was the resolve after the 48th National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held in Benin City, Edo State,
SSANU threatens FG, resolves to shut down universities
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Community involvement with relevant organisations vital for PHC effectiveness, says CSOs
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Community involvement with relevant organisations vital for PHC effectiveness, says CSOs
A coalition of civil society organisations, under the Global-funded (RSSH C19-RM), has called for greater community engagement with pertinent entities to bridge the gaps in primary health care access in Nigerian communities. They stated that cooperation is essential to developing a sustainable plan to address access and health equity gaps, which highlight differences in health
Community involvement with relevant organisations vital for PHC effectiveness, says CSOs
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Why Nigerians cannot expect cheap drugs in the future — PMG-MAN
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Why Nigerians cannot expect cheap drugs in the future — PMG-MAN
President, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Group of Manufacturers’ Association of Nigeria (PMG-MAN), Oluwatosin Jolayemi, has said that without the Federal Government implementing its policies regarding medicine security and self-sufficiency, Nigerians should not expect cheap medications. Mr Jolayemi, who spoke at the 13th Annual Symposium/Excellence Award of the Health Writers’ Association of Nigeria (HEWAN) in Lagos with the
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