July 28, 2026
KOSEDA Moves to Enforce 6% Employment Quota for Persons with Disabilities

KOSEDA Moves to Enforce 6% Employment Quota for Persons with Disabilities

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…

ILO Launches New Framework to Strengthen Labour Governance Systems

ILO Launches New Framework to Strengthen Labour Governance Systems

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has introduced a new performance framework aimed at helping governments strengthen labour administration systems and respond to the evolving world of work. Developed in collaboration with labour ministries across various…

Resident Doctors Demand Reinstatement of Five Sacked Lokoja Colleagues, Warn FG as Ultimatum Nears End

Resident Doctors Demand Reinstatement of Five Sacked Lokoja Colleagues, Warn FG as Ultimatum Nears End

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has renewed its call on the Federal Government to reinstate five doctors dismissed by the management of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Lokoja (FTHL), over their alleged involvement in…

Retired Police Officers in Imo Protest Against Contributory Pension Scheme

Retired Police Officers in Imo Protest Against Contributory Pension Scheme

Retired police officers in Imo State, under the umbrella of the Association of Retired Police Officers of Nigeria (ARPON), staged a protest in Owerri on Tuesday, demanding the withdrawal of the Nigeria Police from what…

ASUU UI Affirms Full Compliance with Ongoing Warning Strike

ASUU UI Affirms Full Compliance with Ongoing Warning Strike

The University of Ibadan (UI) branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has reaffirmed its full participation in the ongoing two-week nationwide warning strike, declaring that it will not back down until the…

Industrial Court Orders Melrose Books to Pay Accountant 68 Months’ Salary After Unlawful Suspension

Industrial Court Orders Melrose Books to Pay Accountant 68 Months’ Salary After Unlawful Suspension

The National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has ordered Melrose Books & Publishing Limited to pay its former accountant, Mr. Ade, 68 months’ outstanding salaries and allowances, covering October 2015 to June 2021, following an…

‘We Can’t Keep Waiting’: Technologists Threaten Strike Over Stalled Pay, Broken Promises

‘We Can’t Keep Waiting’: Technologists Threaten Strike Over Stalled Pay, Broken Promises

By Mariam Aligbeh The National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to resolve issues relating to unpaid allowances, delayed salaries, and other outstanding demands. The warning followed…

FG Deploys 39 Benue Artisans to Belarus for Overseas Jobs

FG Deploys 39 Benue Artisans to Belarus for Overseas Jobs

By Mariam Aligbeh The Federal Government has deployed 39 skilled artisans from Benue State to Belarus under its international job placement programme aimed at reducing unemployment and promoting safe labour migration. The announcement was made…

Oyebanji Extends Ekiti Teachers’ Service Years, Approves ₦46m Rewards

Oyebanji Extends Ekiti Teachers’ Service Years, Approves ₦46m Rewards

By Ann Okoroafor Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State has approved the extension of teachers’ retirement age from 60 to 65 years, with years of service also raised from 35 to 40. The governor made…

Petrol Station Workers Decry Poor Pay, Unsafe Conditions, and Neglect

Petrol Station Workers Decry Poor Pay, Unsafe Conditions, and Neglect

By Ann Okoroafor As the crisis in Nigeria’s petroleum industry deepens following the dispute between the Dangote Refinery and major unions, petrol station workers have raised alarm over what they describe as neglect, exploitation, and…

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