Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 9th July 2024
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 09/07/24
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Anambra resident doctors to strike over unpaid allowances, poor medical infrastructure
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Anambra resident doctors to strike over unpaid allowances, poor medical infrastructure
The current industrial harmony at the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH) Amaku, Awka may be lost if the grievances of resident doctors at the hospital bordering on non-payment of allowances and poor medical infrastructure in the institution are not urgently addressed by the Anambra State government. The doctors under the aegis of the
Anambra resident doctors to strike over unpaid allowances, poor medical infrastructure
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Petrol Queues: Fuel stations will now operate longer hours – NNPCL
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Petrol Queues: Fuel stations will now operate longer hours – NNPCL
Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) says fuel stations are to operate longer hours for supply and distribution of petrol, calling on fuel stations to aid availability in view of the current tight situation. The NNPC Ltd. says the turnaround period of PMS trucking is also elongated to ease the situation being witnessed. The
Petrol Queues: Fuel stations will now operate longer hours – NNPCL
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Rivers: Group hails court judgement rejecting tenure elongation for ex-LG chairmen
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Rivers: Group hails court judgement rejecting tenure elongation for ex-LG chairmen
The National Vanguard for Rule of Law (NVRL), has commended the Court of Appeal’s decision to strike out two appeals filed by former Local Government Chairmen in Rivers State, loyal to former governor Nyesom Wike. The appeals sought to extend their tenure, but the Court of Appeal found them to be without merit. In a
Rivers: Group hails court judgement rejecting tenure elongation for ex-LG chairmen
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HortiNigeria trains 59,000 smallholder farmers, 2,000 agro entrepreneurs
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HortiNigeria trains 59,000 smallholder farmers, 2,000 agro entrepreneurs
IN a bid to achieve food and nutrition security, HortiNigeria has trained 59,000 smallholder farmers and 2000 agro-entrepreneurs on improved agricultural practice in the country. The group programme’s Director, Mr Mohammed Salasi Idris, disclosed this last week, during a two-day learning workshop held in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital. Idris, who was represented by Abdullahi
HortiNigeria trains 59,000 smallholder farmers, 2,000 agro entrepreneurs
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WIEN lauds FG’s oil, gas divestment deals
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WIEN lauds FG’s oil, gas divestment deals
Leading gender equity advocate in the energy sector, Women in Energy Network (WIEN), has expressed immense joy at the eventual approval of oil and gas asset divestment transactions by the Federal Government. President of WIEN, Mrs Eyono Fatai-Williams, declared in Lagos that the decision of the Tinubu administration to work with all parties in the
WIEN lauds FG’s oil, gas divestment deals
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KWASU expels 175 students
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KWASU expels 175 students
Management of the Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete has announced the expulsion of a total of 175 students for various offences. In a statement by the university’s acting director, University Relations, Dr Saeedat Aliyu, on Tuesday, she said that the approval of the expulsion followed the recommendations of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee (SDC), which held
KWASU expels 175 students
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Oyo govt empowers rural farmers to boost food production
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Oyo govt empowers rural farmers to boost food production
THE Oyo State Government has launched a comprehensive training programme for farmers in rural communities as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance food security. Declaring the training open on Thursday at the Oyo State- International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA) Youth Incubation Park Centre, Awe, the Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Barrister Olasunkanmi
Oyo govt empowers rural farmers to boost food production
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Tinubu condoles minister, Uzoka-Anite, over mother’s death
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Tinubu condoles minister, Uzoka-Anite, over mother’s death
President Bola Tinubu has condoled with the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, over the passing of her mother, Mrs. Victoria Immaculata Uzoka. A statement issued on Monday by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity) said the president also commiserated with the entire family of the deceased and
Tinubu condoles minister, Uzoka-Anite, over mother’s death
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Chiemeka’s appointment as NGX CEO will deepen market growth — Group
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Chiemeka’s appointment as NGX CEO will deepen market growth — Group
The Securities and Investment Empowerment Network (SIEN), a prominent professional group in the finance sector, has described the appointment of Jude Chiemeka, as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) as a transformative force capable of deepening growth and further enhancing confidence in the market. The group in a statement signed by
Chiemeka’s appointment as NGX CEO will deepen market growth — Group
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Olam Agri awards scholarships to 87 indigent Nigerian students
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Olam Agri awards scholarships to 87 indigent Nigerian students
OLAM Agri in Nigeria, an agribusiness transforming food, feed and fibre, has further solidified its reputation as a leading investor in human capital development. On July 3, the business, which operates 4,451 hectares of rice farm and 215,000 metric tonnes (MT) of rice milling facility in Rukubi, awarded scholarships to 87 indigent students during an
Olam Agri awards scholarships to 87 indigent Nigerian students
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