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Kebbi Approves N2.11bn to Clear Gratuities and Death Benefits for 772 Beneficiaries

Kebbi Approves N2.11bn to Clear Gratuities and Death Benefits for 772 Beneficiaries

The Kebbi State Government has approved N2.11 billion to clear outstanding gratuities and death benefits owed to 772 beneficiaries, reinforcing its commitment to improving the welfare of retired public servants and the families of deceased…

NAF Publishes 2025 Recruit List, Commences Basic Military Training on 19 July

NAF Publishes 2025 Recruit List, Commences Basic Military Training on 19 July

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has concluded the selection process for its 2025 recruitment exercise and is set to commence training for successful applicants later this month. In a public announcement issued on Wednesday, and…

PenCom Mandates 48-Hour Pension Benefit Approvals, Unveils New Retirement Reforms

PenCom Mandates 48-Hour Pension Benefit Approvals, Unveils New Retirement Reforms

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has announced that pension benefit approvals, which previously took as long as 21 months, are now completed within 48 hours under a series of reforms designed to improve retirement services…

NSITF Restores Mobility to 78 Injured Workers Through Free Prostheses Programme

NSITF Restores Mobility to 78 Injured Workers Through Free Prostheses Programme

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has restored mobility to 78 workers who sustained disabilities as a result ofworkplace accidents by providing free prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation support under its Employees’ Compensation Scheme. The…

NYSC Directs Employers to Pay Corps Members Minimum ₦20,000 Monthly Allowance

NYSC Directs Employers to Pay Corps Members Minimum ₦20,000 Monthly Allowance

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has directed employers across Nigeria to pay corps members a minimum monthly allowance of ₦20,000, while also improving their welfare, security, workplace training, and leadership development to enhance the…

Court Restores Retirement Age of 65, 40 Years of Service for Federal Education Directors

Education directors in the Federal Civil Service can now remain in service until they attain 65 years of age or complete 40 years of service, following a landmark judgment that nullified the Federal Government’s eight-year…

FG Approves Recruitment of 1,200 Staff for FUTATH Ahead of Full Federal Takeover

FG Approves Recruitment of 1,200 Staff for FUTATH Ahead of Full Federal Takeover

The Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital (FUTATH) has received Federal Government approval to recruit 1,200 core staff as it prepares for its full transition from state to federal control. The Chief Medical Director…

ITF Begins Nationwide Screening of 225,000 Artisans Under Skill Up Artisans Programme

ITF Begins Nationwide Screening of 225,000 Artisans Under Skill Up Artisans Programme

The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) has commenced the nationwide screening of 225,000 practising artisans under its Skill Up Artisans (SUPA) Programme, a workforce development initiative aimed at enhancing technical competence, professionalism, and employability across Nigeria’s…

Yobe Approves Academic Allowances for University Lecturers, Payment Begins in August

Yobe Approves Academic Allowances for University Lecturers, Payment Begins in August

The Yobe State Government has approved the payment of three key academic allowances for lecturers at Yobe State University, Damaturu, in a move aimed at improving staff welfare, strengthening workforce motivation, and promoting academic excellence.…

FUTATH Rules Out Automatic Employment for UNIMEDTH Workers as Payroll Process Advances

FUTATH Rules Out Automatic Employment for UNIMEDTH Workers as Payroll Process Advances

The Federal University of Technology, Akure Teaching Hospital (FUTATH) has clarified that employees of the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital (UNIMEDTH) will not be automatically absorbed into the Federal Government workforce, stressing that only…

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