Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 10th April 2020
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Accountant General restores collapsed GIFMIS platform
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Accountant General restores collapsed GIFMIS platform
Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) on Thursday night announced the successful restoration of service on the Government Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS) platform. The OAGF said the shutdown of the GIFMIS platform was caused by the fire outbreak at the Treasury House on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, which was successfully
Accountant General restores collapsed GIFMIS platform
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E2%80%95-foreign-affairs-minister/ COVID-19: We are in touch with Nigerians abroad ? Foreign Affairs Minister
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COVID-19: We are in touch with Nigerians abroad ? Foreign Affairs Minister
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Geoffrey Onyeama has said that his office has been in constant touch with Nigerians resident in other countries through the diplomatic missions. In a statement signed by his media aide, Ferdinand Nwonye, Ambassador Onyeama said apart from interface with other countries, as well as international organisations which render reports on
COVID-19: We are in touch with Nigerians abroad ? Foreign Affairs Minister
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Why Ondo South should produce next governor —Mafo
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Why Ondo South should produce next governor —Mafo
John Ola Mafo, the deputy governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2016 governorship election in Ondo State, in this interview by HAKEEM GBADAMOSI, speaks on his bid for the party’s ticket for the 2020 poll and other issues. Don’t you think that the large number of aspirants will be a disadvantage
Why Ondo South should produce next governor —Mafo
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Insurgency: Nigeria has a lot to learn from Chad —Momodu
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Insurgency: Nigeria has a lot to learn from Chad —Momodu
Jude Momodu, an associate professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, is the coordinator, Centre for Peace and Security Studies, Modibbo Adama University, Yola, Adamawa State. In this interview by TOM GARBA, he speaks on the implications of the recent onslaught against members of the Boko Haram insurgent group and the implications therein. What lessons can
Insurgency: Nigeria has a lot to learn from Chad —Momodu
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E-learning: How COVID-19 is reshaping education in Nigeria
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E-learning: How COVID-19 is reshaping education in Nigeria
With the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown of schools across countries, there has been a shift towards virtual classrooms as a mode of education delivery. Students are taught through electronic platforms. As of March 13, the UNESCO Institute for Statistics Data stated that over 421 million had been affected are affected due to school closures announced
E-learning: How COVID-19 is reshaping education in Nigeria
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COVID-19: Exploring new opportunities to survive lockdown
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COVID-19: Exploring new opportunities to survive lockdown
This period of lockdown for stakeholders in the travel, tourism and allied industry is definitely a hard time that may not only dissuade many to close shop but also lead many into bankruptcy because of the uncertainty the COVID-19 pandemic poses to their business environment. However, the situation is not going to be for business
COVID-19: Exploring new opportunities to survive lockdown
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COVID-19 pandemic: Six long-term lessons (II)
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COVID-19 pandemic: Six long-term lessons (II)
The power of prayer Dealing with COVID-19 is risky. It is highly contagious and deadly. Nonetheless, the pandemic should be seen both as a threat and opportunity. People need to face it head-on and uncompromisingly, and should look forward to emerging stronger and more resilient from it, for “what doesn’t kill you, makes you
COVID-19 pandemic: Six long-term lessons (II)
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COVID-19: NSCIA advises WHO, medical researchers, others
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COVID-19: NSCIA advises WHO, medical researchers, others
THE Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has called on the World Health Organisation (WHO), medical researchers and other stakeholders in the current global fight against the coronavirus pandemic to consider Prophet Muhammad’s statements on black seed and honey for research purposes. The NSCIA, under the leadership of the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad
COVID-19: NSCIA advises WHO, medical researchers, others
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COVID-19: Ethiopian Cargo recalibrates operations, reaches 74 global destinations
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COVID-19: Ethiopian Cargo recalibrates operations, reaches 74 global destinations
Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services, the multiple award-winning and largest cargo network operators in Africa, is adapting its operations to the evolving global demand for air cargo services following the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the current situation, Ethiopian Cargo has extended its reach to 74 destinations globally, and caters to charter flight needs anywhere
COVID-19: Ethiopian Cargo recalibrates operations, reaches 74 global destinations
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Continent Worldwide Hotels strengthens expansion drive in Africa
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Continent Worldwide Hotels strengthens expansion drive in Africa
Building up on its growth momentum in Europe, China and Asia, the global hotel chain, Continent Worldwide Hotels, is currently exploring opportunities in Africa with the recent sign up in Nigeria. However, the Vice President Operations & Franchise Development Global, Bogac Gulderen has pledged his support to continuing expansion across Africa. Consolidating on its growth
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