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Details of meeting between NLC President Ajaero, police emerges
Joe Ajaero’s lawyer clarifies that the NLC President’s police interrogation focused on a tenant issue rather than the severe charges initially suggested.
Economic hardship: “Our jobs no longer safe,” Labour fumes, makes one demand from Tinubu
Labour has expressed concern over job insecurity in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector due to economic downturn. The union called on Tinubu for urgent intervention.
Minimum wage: List of all approved amounts by Nigerian government in history from 1960 to 2024
List of all minimum wage increments from 1960 till date as approved by past and Nigerian presidents starting from Shehu Shagari to Ahmed Bola Tinubu.
Minimum wage: States fume as Tinubu allocates N600 billion for implementation of N70,000
The federal government's decision to N600 billion for financial obligations including payment of the new minimum wage has been challenged by states.
Jubilation as Nigerian governor begins monthly payment of gratuity to civil servants, releases N300 million
Sokoto Governor Ahmad Aliyu has approved N300 million for the payment of gratuities to civil servants who retired in 2024. The state's Ministry of Finance confirmed.
NLC in emergency NEC meeting over Ajaero’s invitation by police, details emerge
The Nigeria Labour Congress is in an emergency meeting after the police invited Joe Ajaero, NLC president, for questioning over allegations of terrorism financing.
N70k minimum wage: Nigerian governor meets labour leaders as civil servants threaten to shut down states
Delta government has commenced discussions with the State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress on the implementation of the N70,000 new minimum wage.
Protests: “We reject the explanation,” NLC threatens police, Tinubu's govt, makes fresh demand
President Bola Tinubu has been directed by the NLC to immediately release detained protesters who participated in the just concluded nationwide protests.
Anxiety as civil servants threaten to shut down states that refuse to pay N70,000 minimum wage
Civil Servants have threatened to shut down states that refuse to pay the newly approved N70,000 minimum wage, weeks after Bola Tinubu signed the bill into law
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