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Gratuity Returns for Federal Workers in 2026

Federal workers celebrate as gratuity payments resume in January 2026 after a decade-long halt. The ASCSN also pushes for pension reforms and opposes Unity Schools' privatization.

Father's 20-year 4am to 12am commute story

A Nigerian woman reveals her father's 20-year daily commute from Ikorodu to Marina, working corporate jobs to support his family. Read this inspiring story of parental sacrifice.

Glycolic Acid Scalp Treatment Guide

Discover how glycolic acid can transform your scalp health. Learn step-by-step application methods, benefits for hair growth, and essential safety tips for Nigerian hair types.

Beef Tallow for Skin: Secret or Hype?

Discover the truth about beef tallow skincare. Is this ancestral ingredient the secret to soft skin or just a passing trend? Learn benefits, risks, and if it's right for your Nigerian skin type.

St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship: Nigeria's New Dream

Nigerian elites are securing St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship for visa-free global travel, tax benefits, and family security. Discover the limited-time offer for a family of four. Act now!

Taraba audit exposes 7000 ghost workers

Taraba State payroll audit reveals over 7000 ghost workers removed from civil service. Governor Kefas praises transparent verification committee report. Read full details.

Police Pension Board Bill Awaits Tinubu's Assent

President Tinubu is set to approve the Nigeria Police Pension Board bill, removing officers from CPS. Retirees could earn 85% of emoluments as pension. Read the latest developments.

Workers Reject FG's Health Insurance Salary Cuts

Federal workers protest unexplained NHIS deductions from October salaries. NLC condemns government's failure to notify and dialogue before implementing mandatory health insurance contributions.

Workers Urge Tinubu to Pay N35,000 Wage Arrears

Nigerian federal workers are urging President Tinubu to clear the outstanding three months of the N35,000 wage award, citing the rising cost of living. Read more on the payment delays.

Health Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Nationwide

Nigerian health workers under JOHESU begin an indefinite strike from Nov 14, 2025, paralyzing public hospitals. The action follows failed government negotiations on salary adjustments. Read more.

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