Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 7th April 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 07/04/20
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Airtel supports 36 states, FCT with toll-free lines, bulk SMS to fight COVID-19
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Airtel supports 36 states, FCT with toll-free lines, bulk SMS to fight COVID-19
LEADING telecommunications services provider, Airtel Nigeria, has announced the donation of toll-free lines and free bulk SMS blasts to each of the 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in support of the fight against Coronavirus. Airtel said the donation would facilitate faster response to citizens across the States as well as help in
Airtel supports 36 states, FCT with toll-free lines, bulk SMS to fight COVID-19
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NCC, ALTON dispel rumour on connection between 5G and COVID-19
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NCC, ALTON dispel rumour on connection between 5G and COVID-19
THE Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) has expressed surprise over recent issue in the media space regarding the strange connection of 5G technology to the Coronavirus pandemic across the globe. In a statement signed by the chairman of ALTON, Gbenga Adebayo said it would ordinarily have dismissed this “controversy” which is being
NCC, ALTON dispel rumour on connection between 5G and COVID-19
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David Mark: Unfading patriot, still championing legacies at 72
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David Mark: Unfading patriot, still championing legacies at 72
“I will continue to contribute to the wellbeing and the development of our country. I will remain a peace ambassador, both in Benue State and Nigeria at large. I will uphold the sanctity of peace and unity. More than anything, Nigeria needs peace and unity. We need to bond together as one people with a
David Mark: Unfading patriot, still championing legacies at 72
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Many FG’s MDAs constitute waste —Faleke
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Many FG’s MDAs constitute waste —Faleke
Chairman, House Committee on Finance, Honourable Abiodun Faleke, in this interview by KEHINDE AKINTOLA, speaks on economic issues bothering on the proposed amendment to the Finance Act, investigative hearing into alleged misuse of foreign exchange, under-remittance of revenue by Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs), among other issues. At the ongoing investigative hearing being carried
Many FG’s MDAs constitute waste —Faleke
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AKILIMO prediction expands to five regions in Tanzania nine Nigerian states
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AKILIMO prediction expands to five regions in Tanzania nine Nigerian states
Scientists are making progress to expand the prediction coverage of AKILIMO to five regions in Tanzania and nine states in Nigeria. AKILIMO is an all-in-one agronomic advisory tool that supports cassava growers with knowledge and recommendations to intensify their cassava-based cropping systems. Once completed, farmers in the regions will have access to site-specific recommendations on
AKILIMO prediction expands to five regions in Tanzania nine Nigerian states
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Ekiti maize, soya beans farmers to get N3.5bn support from Dutch firm
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Ekiti maize, soya beans farmers to get N3.5bn support from Dutch firm
IN an effort to boost food production in the state, a Dutch firm, Terra Agricultural Support Company will be supporting maize and Soya beans farmers in Ekiti State with N3.5 billion in the current planting season. This was disclosed in Ado Ekiti by the Managing Director of the company, Mr Reye Haveman, at a meeting
Ekiti maize, soya beans farmers to get N3.5bn support from Dutch firm
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Lawmaker trains 100 constituents on agriculture commodities export
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Lawmaker trains 100 constituents on agriculture commodities export
One hundred constituents from Ibarapa Central/Ibarapa North Federal Constituency, have benefited from Agro-Commodity Guides training organised by the member representing the constituency in the House of Representatives, Dr. Ajibola Muraina. The beneficiaries, who were given extensive training on guides on exporting several agricultural commodities, described the first-of-its kind training in the constituency as unique, commending
Lawmaker trains 100 constituents on agriculture commodities export
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FG to begin farm mechanisation programme September
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FG to begin farm mechanisation programme September
THE Federal Governemnt has announced that it will begin its farm mechanisation programme in September. This is coming on the heels of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s announcement that its mechanisation programme would begin in the next six months; apparently in September, 2020. September usually marks the commencement of wet season harvest
FG to begin farm mechanisation programme September
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COVID-19: Adequate number of health workers, access to PPE critical to win battle —ILO
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COVID-19: Adequate number of health workers, access to PPE critical to win battle —ILO
THE International Labour Organization (ILO) has stated that having adequate numbers of health workers will be critical to winning the battle against COVID-19. Besides, the organization pointed out that access to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), occupational safety and health protocols, adequate rest and recovery periods and other working conditions will determine how effectively health workers
COVID-19: Adequate number of health workers, access to PPE critical to win battle —ILO
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COVID-19: Matters arising in the agric sector
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COVID-19: Matters arising in the agric sector
No doubt, the Coronavirus outbreak has tremendously affected agricultural production in Nigeria, as business are locked down across the country as part of the efforts to contain the spread of the disease. Meanwhile, some agriculture institutes and commodity Associations have expressed fear over the future of agriculture in Nigeria if the ongoing lockdown continues. Some
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