Experts have renewed calls for urgent regulation, licensing, and formal recognition of domestic workers in Nigeria, warning that the absence of clear laws and weak enforcement continue to expose millions in the sector to abuse…
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has launched a new Maritime Labour e-Platform and unveiled the 2025 Stevedoring Regulations, marking a significant shift towards stricter labour compliance, digitalised worker registration and tougher penalties…
The Lagos State Government has urged public servants to take collective action against gender-based violence (GBV) in workplaces and society. The call was made on Tuesday at a forum titled “Mainstreaming Sexual Harassment Prevention in…
The Enugu State Commissioner for Health, Prof. George Ugwu, has warned that the state government will not hesitate to sanction health workers who fail to discharge their duties responsibly. Prof. Ugwu issued the warning on…
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Abia State chapter, has urged the state government to immediately implement the newly approved 65-year retirement age for health workers, warning that bureaucratic delays are worsening staff shortages in the…
The Kogi State Office for Disability Affairs (KOSEDA) has urged all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) in the state to comply fully with the law mandating that six per cent of job opportunities be reserved…
The Delta State Government has banned what it described as “indecent appearance” among civil servants, warning that offenders risk sanctions under the Public Service Rules. The directive, issued in a circular from the Office of…
The Sokoto State Government has made it compulsory for all medical and auxiliary healthcare workers trained under its sponsorship to serve for two years in rural areas. This policy, which took effect recently, is aimed…
