Nigeria’s VP Shettima says President Tinubu is taking wise, statesmanly decisions like petrol subsidy, removal to save Nigeria.

Works minister Dave Umahi has absolved the federal government and the road contractor of complicity in the Rivers tanker fire.

Nigerians’ hopes are being dashed, we should not create a situation of a violent revolution in this country, says Ndubuaku.

“We expect a counter offer regarding the proposed minimum wage. We are open to conversations,” says RUC president Festus Osifo.

Peter Obi, in response to Umahi, has said he would not reduce himself to those who wallow in ethnic politics.

The UN says Nigeria is lagging in SDG 16 goals, calling for targeted peace-building efforts in regions like Niger Delta.

Anambra workers say Soludo stayed away from May Day rally because of the long list of needs presented by labour.

Despite raised hopes in January, Nigeria’s crude oil output declined again in April 2024, raising concerns over sustainability.

Tinubu assured resolution on minimum wage issues for Nigerian workers, vowing to address concerns in collaboration with organised labour.

Christian Association of Nigeria ssys Nigerians must strive to create a fairer society where every worker is valued and supported.

US military plans to return to Chad within a month to discuss allowing American troops to stay in the country.

Nigeria’s oil industry prepares for transformation as NUPRC accelerates divestment, ushering in multibillion-dollar deals and bolstering indigenous investment.

Referring to Edo, NLC PRO Adejumo says it is an “abberation” for a state to pronounce minimum wage.

The shoreline never belonged to Landmark, the owner Onwuanibe sublet it to people illegally, says works minister Umahi.

President Tinubu says his government remains committed to improving workers’ welfare through fair wages.

The major opposition coalition in Tunisia is threatening to boycott the presidential election if political opponents are not released

An international arrest warrant has been issued to the former president of Central African Republic for human rights abuses.

PDP Presidential Candidate Atiku Abubakar condemned the government’s unilateral removal of petrol subsidy and its impact on Nigerian workers’ hardship.

Borno State has decided not to dismiss 10,566 unqualified teachers to avoid exacerbating unemployment, preferring training allocation.

President Tinubu acknowledges challenges in implementing his laid-out economic reforms, and seeks collaboration with lawmakers to overcome them.