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Nigeria Calls for Stronger Lifelong Learning Framework as ILO Opens 2026 Labour Conference

Nigeria Calls for Stronger Lifelong Learning Framework as ILO Opens 2026 Labour Conference

Nigeria has called for urgent investment in lifelong learning and workforce development as the International Labour Organisation (ILO) opened its 2026 International Labour Conference in Geneva on Monday, 1 June 2026. The conference has brought…

NUPRC Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Welfare, Promotion and Career Development Concerns

NUPRC Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Welfare, Promotion and Career Development Concerns

Workers of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) have commenced an indefinite strike over welfare and administrative issues, disrupting activities at the commission’s offices across the country. The industrial action, which began on Monday,…

Federal Workers Reject Proposed ₦100,000 Minimum Wage, Demand Cost-of-Living Support

Federal Workers Reject Proposed ₦100,000 Minimum Wage, Demand Cost-of-Living Support

Federal workers under the Federal Workers Forum (FWF) have rejected the proposed ₦100,000 national minimum wage, arguing that it remains inadequate to address the escalating cost of living in Nigeria. The forum stated its position…

Adeleke Approves ₦204.2 Million Death Benefits for Families of Deceased Osun Workers

Adeleke Approves ₦204.2 Million Death Benefits for Families of Deceased Osun Workers

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has approved the payment of ₦204.2 million in death benefits to the families of state and local government employees who died while in active service, following the completion of documentation…

Nigeria Among World’s 10 Worst Countries for Workers in 2026, ITUC Reports

Nigeria Among World’s 10 Worst Countries for Workers in 2026, ITUC Reports

Nigeria has been ranked among the 10 worst countries in the world for workers in 2026, according to the latest Global Rights Index released by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC). The report placed Nigeria…

NAMA Attributes Delay in Retirees’ Benefits to Bureaucratic and Pension Challenges

NAMA Attributes Delay in Retirees’ Benefits to Bureaucratic and Pension Challenges

The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has attributed delays in the payment of outstanding retirees’ entitlements to longstanding bureaucratic, policy, and pension-related challenges inherited from previous administrations. The agency also defended its record on employee…

ILO Unveils Continental Training Network for Employer-Led Learning

ILO Unveils Continental Training Network for Employer-Led Learning

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has launched a new network of African master trainers aimed at strengthening work-based learning systems, enhancing skills development, and expanding access to decent employment opportunities across the continent. The network…

Oyo Teachers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Rising Insecurity and School Abductions

Oyo Teachers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Rising Insecurity and School Abductions

Public primary and secondary school teachers in Oyo State have commenced an indefinite strike over growing insecurity in schools, with the action taking effect from Monday, 1 June 2026. The industrial action, declared by the…

Federal Workers Forum Threatens Indefinite Nationwide Strike Over Insecurity and Unpaid Entitlements

Federal Workers Forum Threatens Indefinite Nationwide Strike Over Insecurity and Unpaid Entitlements

The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has threatened to mobilise federal workers for an indefinite nationwide strike over worsening insecurity, unpaid worker entitlements, and unresolved wage-related issues across the country. The forum, speaking after an online…

NLC Rejects Governors’ ₦100,000 Minimum Wage Proposal, Demands ₦1 Million

NLC Rejects Governors’ ₦100,000 Minimum Wage Proposal, Demands ₦1 Million

Nigerian workers may have to wait longer for a new minimum wage agreement after the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) dismissed the ₦100,000 figure proposed by state governors as inadequate in the face of prevailing economic…

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