Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 7th October 2024
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 7th October 2024 on some of the nation newspapers .
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The Paradox Of A ‘Good Woman’ And The Brekete Family
In every society, culture serves as a powerful, often silent influence, shaping perceptions and expectations. One of the most deeply ingrained cultural ideals is the concept of the “good woman.” While never explicitly defined, society has subtly molded this image to embody a list of conflicting qualities. A good woman is expected to be upright,…
The post The Paradox Of A ‘Good Woman’ And The Brekete Family first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
SCGN Annual Conference: Senior Lawyer, Biz Executives To Speak On Corporate Governance
As businesses around the globe confront rising interest rates, inflation, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical uncertainties, corporate governance is proving to be a cornerstone for survival and sustainability. With the Central Bank of Nigeria raising interest rates to 27.3 per cent, companies are faced with the challenge of navigating high capital costs, declining consumer demand,…
The post SCGN Annual Conference: Senior Lawyer, Biz Executives To Speak On Corporate Governance first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
‘Surface Radar For Lagos, Abuja Airports To Curb Airside Incidents’
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) is on the verge of completing the installation of Surface Movement Radar (SMR) for the country’s two busiest aerodromes of Lagos and Abuja. The installation of the safety ground surveillance tool would help to detect negligent and criminal activities on the ground that are inimical to air safety including…
The post ‘Surface Radar For Lagos, Abuja Airports To Curb Airside Incidents’ first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
‘Inadequate Domestic Production Responsible For Nigeria’s Woes
The Group Managing Director, Swift Oil Limited, Stillian Mitakev, has said that the main problem with Nigeria is the inability of the citizens to produce goods and services for domestic consumption and even for exports. He said that the nation was importdependent, adding that such put pres – sure on its currency and increases inflation,…
The post ‘Inadequate Domestic Production Responsible For Nigeria’s Woes first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
Ajulo: Fairness, Transparency Must Be Prioritized In Trial Of #EndBadGovernance Protesters
Dr. Kayode Ajulo (SAN) is the Ondo State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice. In this interview, he shares his perspectives on contemporary national issues. PATRICK OKOHUE reports A Federal High Court in Abuja recently admitted some protesters who participated in the last #EndBadGovernance protest to N10m bail each with sureties who must have landed…
The post Ajulo: Fairness, Transparency Must Be Prioritized In Trial Of #EndBadGovernance Protesters first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
Funding, Capacity Building Key To MSMEs Devt
Some stakeholders have emphasised the need for improved funding, capacity building, and a shift in mindset of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the country. The stakeholders spoke as panelist at the ongoing 2024 National MSME Conference organised by the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN) on Friday in Abuja. The conference was…
The post Funding, Capacity Building Key To MSMEs Devt first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
Jobs In Renewable Energy Record Highest Growth Rate At 16.2m
The year 2023 saw the largest ever increase in renewable energy jobs, from 13.7 million in 2022 to 16.2 million, according to the newly released Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2024 from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). The 18 per cent year-on-year leap reflects the strong…
The post Jobs In Renewable Energy Record Highest Growth Rate At 16.2m first appeared on New Telegraph.
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Inuwa: Nigeria Can Generate As Much As N600bn From Landlocked Neighbours
There is currently a major threat that has to do with foreign firms gradually taking over haulage of containers in the country’s ports. What can you say about this? To my perception there three to four influences have contributed to it. First of all, they came into the haulage business with enough capital. Secondly, majority…
The post Inuwa: Nigeria Can Generate As Much As N600bn From Landlocked Neighbours first appeared on New Telegraph.
New Telegraph.
FAAC: Cashless Policy Boosts 8-Month Allocation By N129.40bn
As more Nigerians embrace Central Bank of Nigeria’s cashless policy, the Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) revenue disbursements by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) to the three tiers of governmentFederal Government, states and local government councils amounted to N129.40 billion between January and August this year, findings by New Telegraph show. The amount is…
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New Telegraph.
Industrial Systems Threatened As Ransomeware Attacks Increase
A report by Kaspersky on the cybersecurity landscape for industrial control systems (ICS) in the second quarter of 2024 revealed a 20 per cent increase in ransomware attacks compared to the previous quarter. The report underscores a growing threat to critical infrastructure sectors worldwide, with ransomware and spyware posing the most significant risks. Kaspersky Security…
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