Administrative services in Abuja were paralyzed as FCTA and FCDA workers began an indefinite strike on Monday, January 19, 2026. The Joint Union Action Committee enforces full compliance, while management's response remains pending.
A New York Times report reveals how unverified data from an Onitsha-based activist influenced a controversial US missile strike in Sokoto. Discover the full story and its implications for Nigeria's sovereignty.
FCT Administration workers under JUAC demand immediate resolution of long-standing welfare issues, including unpaid pensions, salary centralization, and promotion arrears, threatening morale and productivity.
Ondo Police warn that the indefinite strike by judicial workers is crippling prosecutions and posing a major security risk as suspects are released. Read the full story on the crisis.
Ondo State government establishes a committee to resolve the indefinite strike by magistrates and JUSUN, triggered by demands for financial autonomy and better welfare. #Ondo #Judiciary
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has approved career advancement for over 2,000 FCDA and FCTA staff following recent examinations. The move signals commitment to welfare and a modernized civil service.
Six state-owned higher institutions in Katsina have begun a two-week warning strike over unmet demands, including salary increments. Learn the full details and impact here.
Former PSI Vice President Peters Adeyemi exposes how African workers suffer from imposed economic policies, poor leadership, and a weakened labour movement. Read his call for change.
Governor Seyi Makinde has described 2026 as a crucial year for Oyo State, urging residents to be security-conscious as political activities for the 2027 elections begin. He also highlighted his administration's welfare achievements.
Nigerian resident doctors halt planned strike after Vice President Kashim Shettima's intervention. Read details of the agreement and what it means for public healthcare.
APC candidate Bola Oyebamiji promises a landslide win against Governor Adeleke in the 2026 Osun election. Meanwhile, the state rejects an audit report claiming over 8,000 ghost workers. Read the full story.
Nigeria's app-based transport union, AUATON, demands inDrive refund alleged illegal 7.5% VAT deductions from drivers' earnings. Calls for FIRS investigation and policy review.
Osun State Government debunks Sally Tibbot Ltd's claim of uncovering N13bn ghost workers, calling it inflated blackmail. State insists only 1,316 unverified workers found. Read full details.
Osun State Government debunks a consulting firm's claim of uncovering N13bn in ghost workers, alleging inflated figures and fraud. Read the full details of the dispute.
Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke welcomes anti-graft agencies to review a controversial staff audit report alleging 8,452 ghost workers. He claims the audit targeted the previous administration's payroll. Read the full details.
Osun State Government accuses Sally Tibbot Consulting of inflating ghost workers figures to N1.3bn fraud. State says real figure is 1,316, offers proof. Read the full details.
A forensic audit reveals Osun State paid over N13bn yearly to 8,452 ghost workers. The consulting firm demands action and payment, alleging state government inaction. #Osun #GhostWorkers
Resident doctors at FMC Abuja will join a nationwide strike on January 12, 2026, over unmet agreements and welfare issues. The government is urged to act swiftly to prevent a healthcare crisis.
A Taraba youth coalition has exposed a massive ghost worker scandal involving 6,528 names, backing Governor Agbu Kefas's civil service reforms. They warn against sponsored protests.
The Nigerian Medical Association in Edo State expresses deep concern over the abduction of two doctors, warning that insecurity is crippling healthcare delivery. Authorities are urged to act.
The Nigeria Labour Congress demands suspension of new tax reforms, warning they deepen hardship and exclude workers' input. NLC President Joe Ajaero issues strong warning in Abuja.
Nigerian resident doctors will begin a total, indefinite strike on January 12, 2026, citing the Federal Government's failure to honour a crucial Memorandum of Understanding. Read the full details of their demands.
The Trade Union Congress urges government action to protect workers from inflation and high living costs. Read about their demands for tax reform and wage review.
Judicial activities in Ondo State are paralyzed as magistrates and court officials begin an indefinite strike over autonomy and welfare. Governor Aiyedatiwa pledges 2026 budget implementation. Read the full details.
Over 8.3 million US workers started 2026 with higher pay as 19 states and several cities raised minimum wages, injecting $5 billion into earnings. Read details.
NLC President Joe Ajaero and TUC Lagos call for urgent wage review, improved security, and worker unity in 2026. They vow to resist policies that impoverish Nigerians.
The Trade Union Congress warns that poverty and austerity policies are pushing workers to the brink. TUC President Festus Osifo demands urgent, people-centred government action.
The Nigerian Medical Association, Lagos, condemns the Federal Government's handling of healthcare in 2025 as unacceptable. It demands better welfare, funding, and policies to stop brain drain and improve access for Nigerians.
Edo State Government has paid its civil servants a 13th-month salary, a welfare policy sustained by Governor Monday Okpebholo. Workers laud the timely payment as a major relief post-Christmas.
Governor Hope Uzodimma announces full 13th-month salary payment to Imo civil servants, a policy sustained for five years. Read about the impact and public reaction.