Lecturers at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) have embarked on an indefinite strike, effective today, March 11, 2026, in protest over what they described as “amputated” salaries for January and February 2026. The Academic Staff…
The Delta State Government has said sustainable job creation must be driven largely by the private sector rather than the public service, as thousands of graduates enter the labour market each year. The State Commissioner…
A new grassroots movement, Working People United, has emerged with a mandate to mobilise Nigerian workers and advocate policies that promote economic stability, national development, and the welfare of the working class. Launched in Abuja,…
The Edo State Government has disbursed ₦39 million in insurance benefits to the families of nine deceased public servants under the state’s Group Life Insurance Scheme. The payment, made in line with the provisions of…
The Federal Government has ordered the immediate closure of African Refractory and Allied Products Company (ARAP), located at Km 46, Ikorodu–Sagamu Expressway, Ogijo, Ogun State, following reports of hazardous working conditions that allegedly exposed workers…
Local government workers drawn from the 18 council areas of Cross River State on Monday staged a peaceful protest over the non-payment of their salaries for about 11 months. The workers, who said they were…
More than 5,000 professionals from various industries are expected to converge in Lagos on May 1, 2026, for the maiden edition of the Corporate Olympics, an initiative aimed at promoting workplace wellness, teamwork, and healthy…
The Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF) has attributed the delay in the payment of February 2026 salaries for staff of the Federal Ministry of Steel Development and four federal agencies to shortfalls…
The Federal Government has urged public servants to ensure stricter compliance with safety measures following a fire outbreak at the Office of the National Board for Technology Incubation (NBTI). The Head of the Civil Service…
Many federal civil servants have called on the Federal Government to clear the outstanding two months’ arrears of the N35,000 wage award. The government workers made the appeal in separate interviews with the News Agency…
