Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 8th March 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 08/03/22
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GBVH: TUC, Solidarity Centre, others form alliance, tell govt to ratify ILO Convention 190
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GBVH: TUC, Solidarity Centre, others form alliance, tell govt to ratify ILO Convention 190
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) and the Solidarity Centre AFL-CIO has expressed commitment to partner with other local Non-Governmental Organisations and Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) groups to form a national coalition to fight Gender-Based Violence and Harassment (GBVH) in the world of work. The agreement was reached at a two-day virtual stakeholders meeting
GBVH: TUC, Solidarity Centre, others form alliance, tell govt to ratify ILO Convention 190
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NDE vows to crush unemployment through sustainable job creation, empowerment
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NDE vows to crush unemployment through sustainable job creation, empowerment
The National Directorate of Employment (NDE) has reiterated its commitment to crush the high rate of unemployment and its hideous consequences to the larger society through various sustainable job creation and empowerment programmes. Reeling out some of the achievements of the directorate at the NDE’s Day at the just concluded Kano International Trade Fair, NDE’s
NDE vows to crush unemployment through sustainable job creation, empowerment
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Police and the new dress code
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Police and the new dress code
On Friday March 4, 2022, the Inspector-General of Police announced a new dress code for all female policemen, by which they were to adorn scarves, peak caps, hijabs, stud earrings and such other ornaments. There has been a growing debate on public display of faith by and in public institutions, especially government parastatals. Nigeria is
Police and the new dress code
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Food security: Nigeria must fund fight against zoonotic diseases —Don
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Food security: Nigeria must fund fight against zoonotic diseases —Don
Dr Tayo Omobowale is a Professor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Ibadan. He speaks on sundry issues concerning food security with regard to management of the veterinary subsector of agriculture in the nation. Excerpts: What has the experience of being a teacher of Veterinary Medicine been? The experience has been wonderful, but
Food security: Nigeria must fund fight against zoonotic diseases —Don
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Abia governor hails NSPRI over efforts targeted at increasing farmers’ income
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Abia governor hails NSPRI over efforts targeted at increasing farmers’ income
ABIA State Governor, Dr Okezie lkpeazu has commended the Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NSPRI) for its collaborative effort with his administration through the state Adp in enhancing the preservation of agric products thereby increasing farmers’ income. The governor also lauded state’s Agricultural Development Project (ADP) and farmers for their active participation and dedication which
Abia governor hails NSPRI over efforts targeted at increasing farmers’ income
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Cashew production: ‘Nigeria now behind Ghana, Cote D’ Ivoire, Guinea Bissau’
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Cashew production: ‘Nigeria now behind Ghana, Cote D’ Ivoire, Guinea Bissau’
AN agricultural expert, Mrs. Amina Abdulmalik, has disclosed that Nigeria was at a time rated very high in the international market in terms of production capacity of cashew only to be overtaken by countries like Ghana, Cote D’ Ivoire and Guinea Bissau. Abdulmalik who is the Trade Promotion Advisor, Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), in
Cashew production: ‘Nigeria now behind Ghana, Cote D’ Ivoire, Guinea Bissau’
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Nigeria’s vegetable demand exceeds supply by 13 million metric tons —Envoy
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Nigeria’s vegetable demand exceeds supply by 13 million metric tons —Envoy
THE Netherlands Ambassador to Nigeria, Harry Dijk has said that Nigeria needs 13 million metric tons of vegetables to meet its local demand. Dijk further stated that the Nigerian horticulture sector has huge opportunities for local farmers to venture in, create wealth and also bridge the supply deficit. Speaking during the launch of HortiNigeria recently
Nigeria’s vegetable demand exceeds supply by 13 million metric tons —Envoy
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How Lagos APPEALS project boosted over 17,000 farmers’ capacity —Coordinator
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How Lagos APPEALS project boosted over 17,000 farmers’ capacity —Coordinator
SINCE it started in the year 2017, the Agro-Processing, Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Support (APPEALS) project in Lagos State has boosted the capacity of no fewer than 17,400 farmers, this according to the coordinator of the project, Oluranti Sagoe-Oviebo. Sagoe-Oviebo, made this known while giving an account of the project in the state in the
How Lagos APPEALS project boosted over 17,000 farmers’ capacity —Coordinator
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On IBEDC’s incessant outage, estimated billings in Osun
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On IBEDC’s incessant outage, estimated billings in Osun
Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC), Osun zone, has made it a habit to switch off power supply at whim; this is not good because of its effect on the people. IBEDC should note that it is giving a lot of people bills that they are not satisfied with because the bills given to them are
On IBEDC’s incessant outage, estimated billings in Osun
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Nigeria: The story of a squatter who nurses a pet dog
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Nigeria: The story of a squatter who nurses a pet dog
With US$1 million (N500m) donated to Afghanistan and approval for policewomen in Nigeria to use hijab, is the fog not clearing already? My late mother had a Yoruba ethnographic refrain whenever the unthinkable happened. “O tan, eleyele pari owo” – it is finished, the one who sells pigeons has completed all trades – she would
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