Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 13th February 2020
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/02/20
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Do Premier League Teams Need to Win Any More?
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Do Premier League Teams Need to Win Any More?
The Premier League is the biggest domestic club football league in the world. It attracts many of the best players from around the world, and has some of the oldest and most valuable teams in the sport. The league was created in 1992, after the top teams in England split from the EFL so that
Do Premier League Teams Need to Win Any More?
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FAAN MD assures of timely completion of Enugu airport upgrade
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FAAN MD assures of timely completion of Enugu airport upgrade
The Managing Director of Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Captain Hamisu Rabiu Yadudu, has assured that the ongoing upgrade of the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, will be completed within the stipulated earlier scheduled period. He, however, assured of passengers’ safety, security and comfort in the aviation sector in 2020. Enugu airport was shut
FAAN MD assures of timely completion of Enugu airport upgrade
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Crucial Moment: Nigeria in the eye of Africa countries
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Crucial Moment: Nigeria in the eye of Africa countries
It is exactly seventeen years that the former national carrier, the Nigeria Airways was controversially liquidated by the government of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. It will be recalled how the defunct national airline used to be the pride of not only Nigeria but that of Africa as it flew the flag of the country around
Crucial Moment: Nigeria in the eye of Africa countries
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Industrialist calls for more private universities as PCU matriculates 95
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Industrialist calls for more private universities as PCU matriculates 95
AN industrialist and chairman, Bode Foam Industries Limited, Chief Bode Amoo, has made a case for the establishment of more private universities in Nigeria. This he said would serve as the necessary alternatives to the uncertainty that has become the lot of public universities which he argued have transited “from being centres of academic excellence
Industrialist calls for more private universities as PCU matriculates 95
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Shortage of chairs, tables hits public schools in Delta
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Shortage of chairs, tables hits public schools in Delta
THERE is currently an acute shortage of tables and chairs in public primary and secondary schools in Delta State, but the education ministry has appealed to those affected to bear with the state government, saying that everything possible is being done to ameliorate the situation. The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Chief Patrick Ukah,
Shortage of chairs, tables hits public schools in Delta
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Give us polytechnic commission, SSANIP begs Buhari
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Give us polytechnic commission, SSANIP begs Buhari
THE Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics (SSANIP) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to create a commission that will be for only polytechnic education in the country. The national president of the association, Comrade Adebanjo Ogunsipe, made the call during the association’s 61st national executive council meeting held at the Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.
Give us polytechnic commission, SSANIP begs Buhari
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Valentine’s Day: Emirates to spoil passengers with 40 unique culinary desserts
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Valentine’s Day: Emirates to spoil passengers with 40 unique culinary desserts
Emirates is creating a memorable travel experience for its customers for Valentine’s Day as the airline will serve 40 unique Valentine’s Day themed desserts and treats to serve on board and across its network of lounges spread over six continents. To celebrate the season of love, Emirates’ chefs have created Valentine’s Day desserts for most
Valentine’s Day: Emirates to spoil passengers with 40 unique culinary desserts
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Rail project: Apapa port structures demolition may collapse economy —Operators
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Rail project: Apapa port structures demolition may collapse economy —Operators
Following exclamation by the contractor handling the Federal Government standard gauge rail project, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), that only 200 meters of excavation works have been carried out inside the Apapa port, terminal operators whose facilities have been earmarked for demolition have stated that the port is not yet ready for the demolition
Rail project: Apapa port structures demolition may collapse economy —Operators
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NSML achieves 83 per cent ‘Nigerianisation’ target
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NSML achieves 83 per cent ‘Nigerianisation’ target
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) has stated that its subsidiary, the NLNG Ship Management Limited (NSML) has achieved 83 percent of its Nigerianisation target and that it is on course to meet the 100 percent Nigerianisation target by 2022. This is even as it stated that its total assets and earnings have surpassed the
NSML achieves 83 per cent ‘Nigerianisation’ target
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Cargo clearance: CRFFN launches POF payment operating system
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Cargo clearance: CRFFN launches POF payment operating system
The Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) has launched a Simplified Practitioners’ Operating Fee (POF) payment process for cargo clearance procedure at the nation’s seaports. Speaking during the launch held in Lagos recently, the Registrar of the Council, Mr Samuel Nwakohu, described it as a soft launch due to the fact
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