The Nigerian Presidency has condemned the vandalism of rail tracks and electricity cables across the country, labeling them as acts of sabotage.
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ASUU has once again rejected the newly appointed university governing councils, criticizing the selection process and highlighting ongoing issues within Nigeria’s higher education sector.
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Nigerians celebrate Sallah amid economic hardship and rising food prices, with many families finding ways to keep the festive spirit alive through community support and prayer.
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Labor unions in Nigeria have urged President Tinubu to engage them before submitting a new minimum wage proposal to the National Assembly, emphasizing the need for collaborative decision-making to reflect …
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Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State revealed that his administration planned to implement a ₦70,000 minimum wage three years ago, highlighting the state’s commitment to improving workers’ welfare amid economic …
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The Nigeria Police Force has issued a warning against violent protests on Democracy Day, urging citizens to honor the holiday peacefully and lawfully.
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Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has dismissed Solomon Arase as Chairman of the Police Service Commission, raising questions about the future of police reform initiatives.
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The Nigeria Customs Service has reduced checkpoints on the Lagos-Badagry Expressway by 50%, aiming to enhance strategic positioning and improve traffic flow.
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Nigerians are calling for accountability as state governors face mounting pressure over the minimum wage dispute. The demand for fair wages reflects broader discontent with governance and economic management.
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President Bola Tinubu urges international financiers to consider strategic investments in Africa, particularly in agriculture, to drive economic growth and development
