June 10, 2026
NSITF Pushes Back Against Management Crisis Claims, Defends Workforce Restructuring Drive

NSITF Pushes Back Against Management Crisis Claims, Defends Workforce Restructuring Drive

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has dismissed reports alleging a management crisis and mass resignations within the organisation, insisting that the claims are inaccurate and founded on a misrepresentation of facts. The Fund…

Court Orders Reinstatement of 108 OAUTHC Workers, Declares Terminations Unlawful

Court Orders Reinstatement of 108 OAUTHC Workers, Declares Terminations Unlawful

The National Industrial Court, Ibadan Judicial Division, has ordered the immediate reinstatement of 108 employees of the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife, declaring the termination of their appointments unlawful and without legal…

Oyetola Urges Maritime Employers to Prioritise Dockworkers’ Welfare, Safety and Skills Development

Oyetola Urges Maritime Employers to Prioritise Dockworkers’ Welfare, Safety and Skills Development

Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has called on employers in Nigeria’s maritime sector to place greater emphasis on dockworkers’ welfare, workplace safety, skills development, and compliance with labour regulations, stressing that sustainable…

Egbin Power Rewards Outstanding Employees at 2026 Recognition Awards

Egbin Power Rewards Outstanding Employees at 2026 Recognition Awards

Egbin Power has recognised and rewarded outstanding employees for their contributions to the company’s performance, using its 2026 Employee Recognition Awards to celebrate excellence, innovation, and dedication across the organisation. The awards ceremony, held on…

SASASNET Urges Greater Investment in Skills Development to Reduce Africa’s Reliance on Foreign Labour

SASASNET Urges Greater Investment in Skills Development to Reduce Africa’s Reliance on Foreign Labour

The Sub-Saharan Africa Skills and Apprenticeship Stakeholders Network (SASASNET) has renewed calls for increased investment in skills development and apprenticeship programmes to build the workforce required to drive Africa’s infrastructure and economic transformation. Speaking on…

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,…

Taraba Reinstates 3,187 Workers, Opens Recruitment for 1,500 Civil Service Jobs

Taraba Reinstates 3,187 Workers, Opens Recruitment for 1,500 Civil Service Jobs

Thousands of civil servants in Taraba State have received a major boost after Governor Agbu Kefas approved the reinstatement of 3,187 workers previously dismissed during a staff verification exercise aimed at identifying “ghost workers”. The…

New Global Framework Aims to Make Aquaculture Safer for Millions of Workers

New Global Framework Aims to Make Aquaculture Safer for Millions of Workers

Experts representing governments, employers, and workers have adopted the first-ever global code of practice on occupational safety and health in aquaculture, marking a significant step towards strengthening worker protection in one of the world’s fastest-growing…

Pressure Mounts on OAUTHC Management as Resident Doctors Threaten Industrial Action

Pressure Mounts on OAUTHC Management as Resident Doctors Threaten Industrial Action

The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife, has issued a 21-day ultimatum to the hospital’s management to address a range of unresolved welfare and workplace concerns…

ILO, NLC Demand Formal Workers’ Role in COP31 Climate Negotiations

ILO, NLC Demand Formal Workers’ Role in COP31 Climate Negotiations

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) have called for workers to be given a formal role in the next phase of global climate negotiations, including SB64 in Bonn and COP31…

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