El-Rufai borrowed $192 million to revamp transportation and education but there’s nothing to show for it, says Kaduna lawmaker Zachariah.

Commenting on Wale Edun’s economic stability plan, ESCAP Director Esili Eigbe says Nigeria has many plans but lacks execution.

Gas expert Ademiluyi has suggested allocating part of Nigeria’s gas development funds to marginal oil operations for gas extraction.

The Labour Union on Tuesday, relaxed the industrial action, for a week to pave way for further negotiations with the federal government. Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, on the floor of

Osita Okechukwu has cautioned against injecting more cash into Nigeria’s economy and warned of potential repercussions on purchasing power parity.

NLC’s Ndubuaku says Labour will scrutinise government’s non-essential budget allocations if it persists in claiming inability to pay wages.

“Negotiation is not emotion. We urged government to cut waste and act urgently to alleviate workers’ suffering,” said Festus Osifo.

Nigeria was grinded to a halt on Monday by the industrial action embarked upon by labour unions. Schools, airports, hospitals were shut down as well as the National Grid, plunging

NLC spokesman, Benson Upah, said labour’s true concern is creating a national minimum wage that can stimulate capacity.

The nationwide strike embarked by leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress, over the minimum wage and electricity tariff hike, has generated reactions on social media. The

Joe Keshi emphasised South Africa’s political shift and urged ANC to address its waning influence.

Adedipe, an economist, says Labour’s new minimum wage demands do not benefit any of the parties involved in the negotiation.

Some ministers in President Tinubu’s cabinet have distinguished themsleves among the many who have been underwhelming.

TUC President Osifo says the upcoming strike is due to the government’s unwillingness to negotiate the minimum wage.

While in Lagos, Tinubu showered praise on his Works Minister Dave Umahi, describing him as “diligent and very effective.”

Excited over Finidi’s appointment, Super Eagles defender Ekong emphasised the importance of a coach with understanding of Nigerian football culture.

Kila says Senate President Akpabio’s statement on the national anthem change is “shallow” and shows he is “disconnected” from reality.

Festus Osifo says labour is not fixated on the N494,000 it’s demanding as minimum wage.

Jibril Okutepa has called for urgent action to restore integrity and discipline in Nigeria’s legal profession.