US Minimum Wage Increases for 8.3M Workers in 2026
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.
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NJC: FJSC Handled Judge Qualification, Not Us
The National Judicial Council clarifies that the Federal Judicial Service Commission handled the initial screening of 62 judge applicants. It denies reports of a failed 'integrity test' and vows to probe the source of misinformation. Read the full details
Labour Unions Demand Wage Review, Security in 2026
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.
NLC to Govt: Review Wages, Fix Security in 2026
NLC President Joe Ajaero calls on Tinubu's government to urgently review wages, strengthen security, and implement pro-people policies in 2026. Organised labour vows to resist anti-people actions.
How the Average Nigerian Makes a Living
Discover how most Nigerians survive through multiple income streams, informal jobs, and creative hustle. Learn about real salaries, from ₦70K minimum wage to MTN's high pay.
Federal Government Reopens 47 Unity Schools
The Federal Government has reopened the 47 Unity Colleges shut in November over insecurity. The Ministry of Education assures safety measures are in place. Read more.
Protesters in Osun Demand Resignation Over Insecurity
NLC, NANS, TUC, NASU, and NUJ members in Osun State staged a protest against rising killings and kidnappings, calling on President Tinubu and governors to resign if overwhelmed. Read their demands.
NLC: Nigerian Workers' Crisis Worse Than Civil War
The Nigeria Labour Congress warns that financial insecurity is crippling workers, with real wages declining. Urgent government action is needed to stabilise the economy and protect incomes.
Federal Workers Forum Supports NLC Nationwide Protest
Federal Workers Forum pledges full support for NLC's December 17 protest over insecurity, poor governance, and unpaid wages. They demand settlement of 3-month arrears by year-end.
41 Unity Colleges Closed Over Student Abduction Threats
Federal Government orders immediate closure of 41 Federal Unity Colleges nationwide following recent student abductions in Kebbi and Niger States. Stay informed about education security measures.
NARD: Strike continues until minimum demands are met
Nigerian resident doctors reject government claims of progress, vowing to continue nationwide strike until all 19 core demands are fully addressed. Health crisis deepens.
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.
Senate Screens 38 FCC Nominees for Fairness
Nigerian Senate screens 38 FCC nominees, vows to uphold federal character principles for equitable resource distribution. Report expected soon for final confirmation.
Boeing Strike Ends: Workers Accept New Contract
Boeing defense workers in the US have ended a three-month strike, securing a major wage increase. Discover the details of the new agreement and what it means for the aviation industry.
2,141 Civil War Veterans Re-absorbed into Pension Scheme
Federal Government re-absorbs 2,141 Civil War veterans into military pensions and launches RUSEB-P program to reclaim ungoverned spaces using veteran expertise. Read more about this historic move.
Trump Signs Deal to End US Government Shutdown
President Trump signs legislation ending the 43-day US government shutdown, allowing federal workers to return and restoring critical services ahead of Thanksgiving.
Markets Wary After US Shutdown, Eye Fed and Tech
Asian markets tread water as post-shutdown euphoria fades. Focus returns to Federal Reserve rate cuts and a potential tech bubble, with the yen weakening further. Discover the key figures and analysis.
Kanu Asks Appeal Court to Stop Judgment Delivery
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu requests Court of Appeal to halt Justice Omotosho's November 20 judgment, citing jurisdictional concerns in terrorism case.
NJFP Deadline Extended: Apply for N150,000 Monthly Internship
Federal Government extends NJFP 2.0 application deadline to November 16, 2025. Young Nigerians can apply for N150,000 monthly internship stipend. Don't miss this career opportunity!
CDCFIB Releases 3 Rules for 2025 Recruitment Test
CDCFIB announces crucial guidelines for 2025 recruitment online test starting November 12. Learn the 3 essential rules applicants must follow to succeed in the AI-proctored examination.
Wike's Aide Condemns Army Officer in Land Dispute
FCT Minister Wike's media aide Lere Olayinka describes military officer as unruly and arrogant following Abuja land clash. Details on the disputed property and allegations.
Asian Markets Up on US Shutdown Deal, Rate Cut Hopes
Asian equities rose as the US shutdown nears its end and fresh jobs data boosted expectations for a December Fed rate cut. Discover the market impact.
Trump Claims Victory as US Government Shutdown Ends
President Trump celebrates bipartisan deal ending US government shutdown. Federal workers to receive back pay as legislation moves forward. Read the full details.
Nigeria May Sell NNPC Assets Amid Oil Production Crisis
Federal Government considers selling NNPC assets as crude output plummets. Presidential adviser reveals restructuring plans to revive Nigeria's energy sector. Read more.
Federal High Court Stops PDP Convention Again
Federal High Court in Abuja stops PDP National Convention scheduled for November 15-16, 2025. INEC barred from monitoring. Read latest political developments.
Court Stops PDP Convention for Second Time
Federal High Court in Abuja restrains PDP from holding November 15-16 National Convention in Ibadan. INEC barred from monitoring the event. Get the latest political updates.
Asian markets gain as US shutdown deal reached
Asian stocks climbed for second day as US lawmakers reached deal to end record 41-day government shutdown. Market analysts warn of economic impact and Fed uncertainty. Read more for full analysis.
FG to Stop TETFund for Schools With Under 1,000 Students
Federal Government plans to halt TETFund allocations to 20 federal universities and colleges with poor student enrollment. Discover the reasons and affected institutions.
Southern Leaders Join North Against Trump's Sharia Remarks
Nigerian leaders from Southern regions join Northern counterparts to condemn Donald Trump's warning about Sharia law implementation in Nigeria. Federal Government issues strong response.
Court Sets Nov 11 for Sule Lamido's PDP Convention Suit Ruling
Former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido's legal battle to halt PDP's national convention reaches crucial stage as court fixes November 11 for ruling. Get exclusive details on the political showdown.
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