Nigeria introduces strict film regulations to ban money rituals and smoking scenes in movies, aiming to protect cultural values and influence positive behavior.
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Following UK CAA safety allegations, Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo reaffirms full government support for Air Peace, emphasizing the airline’s compliance and operational safety.
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Nigerian labor unions’ wage demands could cost the government over N11 trillion annually, leading to intense negotiations and economic concerns
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Niger initiates its first-ever oil export via the $5 billion Niger-Benin pipeline, signaling a new era in global energy markets.
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Peter Obi meets with Atiku Abubakar and other political figures, stirring discussions of potential mergers as the 2027 elections approach.
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Negotiations over a new minimum wage in Nigeria have reached an impasse, with labor unions rejecting the government’s latest offer. The deadlock raises the possibility of a nationwide strike as workers demand a significant increase to cope with rising living costs.
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Electricity workers intensify protests by locking out the Power Minister, demanding a reversal of the recent steep tariff hike by May 31, 2024.
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Surging food prices require Nigeria to quintuple its school feeding program budget, pushing the government to seek private sector partnerships.
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Nigeria’s labor unions, NLC and TUC, stand firm on a May 31 deadline for a new minimum wage, warning of strikes if the government fails to act.
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Nigerian lawmakers are taking a tough stance on government revenue reporting, threatening to freeze accounts of agencies that fail to comply. This action underscores concerns about transparency and accountability in public finances.