Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 13th June 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/06/24
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Delta Air Lines blazing the trail in Africa
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Delta Air Lines blazing the trail in Africa
The formidable role of the United States based Delta Air Lines again formed a major focus in faraway Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) where over 100 airlines from across the world with 1,500 delegates consisting of principal actors in global air transport, gathered to attend the 80th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the International Air Transport
Delta Air Lines blazing the trail in Africa
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Minimum wage: Our demand still remains N250,000- NLC
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Minimum wage: Our demand still remains N250,000- NLC
In reaction to the President Bola Tinubu’s statement regarding new minimum wage in his message to Nigerians in his 2024 Democracy Day speech, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has stressed that the organised labour did not agree on any specific figure as the new minimum wage with those who represented the Federal government and Organised
Minimum wage: Our demand still remains N250,000- NLC
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IATA predicts $30.5bn net profit projections for airlines in 2024
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IATA predicts $30.5bn net profit projections for airlines in 2024
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced strengthened profitability projections for airlines in 2024 compared with its June and December 2023 forecasts. Contained in the report presented at its 80th Annual General Meeting in Dubai, IATA predicted in its outlook highlights among others that the net profits are expected to reach $30.5 billion in
IATA predicts $30.5bn net profit projections for airlines in 2024
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Over 200 aviation professionals to grace 28th LAAC conference
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Over 200 aviation professionals to grace 28th LAAC conference
As part of its own contributions to chart a way forward for the country’s aviation sector, the League of Airports and Aviation Correspondents (LAAC) is bringing together over 200 aviation industry professionals from the aviation and security agencies, international and domestic airlines operating in Nigeria. Others include aviation support services, including travel service providers and tour
Over 200 aviation professionals to grace 28th LAAC conference
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Important role of AIS stressed
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Important role of AIS stressed
The important role of Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) to the growth and development of the country’s aviation sector has again been emphasized. Speaking at the hand-over ceremony of the immediate past executive members of the Aeronautical Information Management Association of Nigeria (AIMAN) to the newly elected executives, the general manager (AIS), at the Nigerian Airspace Management
Important role of AIS stressed
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AON rejects imposition of landing fees on helicopter operators
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AON rejects imposition of landing fees on helicopter operators
As controversy rages on the appointment of a concessionaire, Naebi Dynamics Concepts Limited by the Federal Government to collect landing and take off fees from helicopter operators in the country, the latest indications have shown that the policy did not have the required legal status when it was announced. According to arguments and counter arguments
AON rejects imposition of landing fees on helicopter operators
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Why national carrier should not be Nigeria’s priority
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Why national carrier should not be Nigeria’s priority
Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo may have spoken the minds of many Nigerians both within and outside the sector about the now botched Nigeria Air project shabbily executed by the former government. One year after the mysterious national carrier was controversially unveiled to Nigerians and with the frenzy that followed the
Why national carrier should not be Nigeria’s priority
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UI inaugurates management board for TETFund Centre of Excellence for diaspora studies
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UI inaugurates management board for TETFund Centre of Excellence for diaspora studies
The University of Ibadan (UI) has constituted and inaugurated the management board for the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) Centre of Excellence for Diaspora Studies in the institution. The deputy vice chancellor (Administration), Professor Peter O. Olapegba, who performed the task on behalf of the vice chancellor, Professor Kayode Adebowale, recalled that the chairman of
UI inaugurates management board for TETFund Centre of Excellence for diaspora studies
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Gbenga Daniel advocates reforms for primary education under local government control
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Gbenga Daniel advocates reforms for primary education under local government control
FORMER governor of Ogun State and now a serving senator, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has expressed worry over the state of primary education in the country, advocating its control under the local government administration. He said it is only the local government with full financial autonomy that can best control primary education in the country. He
Gbenga Daniel advocates reforms for primary education under local government control
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U.S CADFP partners FUOYE on curriculum co-development for Women and Gender Studies
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U.S CADFP partners FUOYE on curriculum co-development for Women and Gender Studies
United States of America’s Scholar Fellowship Programme for educational projects at African higher education institutions, otherwise known as Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme (CADFP), has singled-out Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE), Ekiti State, out of over 170 universities in Nigeria to host African scholars from the United States of America for a collaborative project on
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