July 29, 2026
Medical Lecturers Give Federal Government 21 Days to Resolve Pay Dispute or Face Indefinite Strike

Medical Lecturers Give Federal Government 21 Days to Resolve Pay Dispute or Face Indefinite Strike

The Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics (NAMDA) has given the Federal Government a 21-day ultimatum to resolve long-standing concerns over salaries, allowances, and staff welfare or face an indefinite nationwide strike. The association…

NLC Seeks Stronger Collaboration to Safeguard Migrant Workers and Improve Labour Migration Governance

NLC Seeks Stronger Collaboration to Safeguard Migrant Workers and Improve Labour Migration Governance

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called for stronger collaboration among government, employers, workers’ organisations, civil society, the media, and development partners to strengthen labour migration governance and improve protection for migrant workers in Nigeria.…

FCT Teachers Protest Vacancy-Based Promotion Policy, Demand Merit-Driven Career Advancement

FCT Teachers Protest Vacancy-Based Promotion Policy, Demand Merit-Driven Career Advancement

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Wing, on Monday protested the use of vacancies as a prerequisite for the promotion of teachers, arguing that the policy would impede career progression and…

Experts Warn Business Leaders: Burnout Threatens Productivity and Governance

Experts Warn Business Leaders: Burnout Threatens Productivity and Governance

Medical experts on Saturday urged company directors and business leaders to prioritise their mental and physical wellbeing, warning that burnout can adversely affect workplace productivity, decision-making and corporate governance. They made the call at the…

FG Recruits 37,000 Health Workers, Approves Migration Policy to Tackle Brain Drain

FG Recruits 37,000 Health Workers, Approves Migration Policy to Tackle Brain Drain

The Federal Government has announced the recruitment of more than 37,000 health workers across its health institutions since 2023, alongside the training of 70,000 frontline health workers, as part of efforts to improve healthcare service…

inDrive Appoints KieKie as ‘Chief Wahala Officer’ to Spotlight Lagos Commuters’ Daily Transport Challenges

inDrive Appoints KieKie as ‘Chief Wahala Officer’ to Spotlight Lagos Commuters’ Daily Transport Challenges

Ride-hailing and urban services platform inDrive has appointed content creator KieKie to the tongue-in-cheek role of “Chief Wahala Officer” (CWO) as part of a campaign designed to highlight the daily transport challenges faced by commuters…

ASUU Threatens Industrial Action Over Delay in Ondo Lecturers’ Welfare Allowances

ASUU Threatens Industrial Action Over Delay in Ondo Lecturers’ Welfare Allowances

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Akure Zone, has threatened to embark on industrial action over the Ondo State Government’s failure to implement the financial provisions of the 2025 Federal Government–ASUU Agreement, warning that…

Zeberced to Train 2,000 Nigerian Youths Annually, Create 40,000 Jobs Across West Africa

Zeberced to Train 2,000 Nigerian Youths Annually, Create 40,000 Jobs Across West Africa

The Zeberced Group has unveiled plans to establish a Technical and Vocational Training School that will train approximately 2,000 young Nigerians annually and create 40,000 direct jobs across West Africa as part of its strategy…

NSCDC Arrests Two Over Alleged Recruitment Scam During Ongoing CDCFIB Exercise in Oyo

NSCDC Arrests Two Over Alleged Recruitment Scam During Ongoing CDCFIB Exercise in Oyo

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested two suspects for allegedly defrauding job seekers during the ongoing Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) recruitment exercise in Oyo State. Speaking…

ASUU Warns of Possible Strike Over Delayed Implementation of 2025 Agreement in Lagos Universities

ASUU Warns of Possible Strike Over Delayed Implementation of 2025 Agreement in Lagos Universities

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a fresh strike warning in Lagos, cautioning that continued delays in implementing the 2025 agreement between the union and the Federal Government could disrupt academic activities…

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